Tea Set. Has 9 saucers, 6 tea cups, 1 tea pot, 1 sugar bowl. 3 of the tea cups are missing. No distinguishing marks or signature except on the bottom of each piece it says, "Made in Japan". Would like to know what it is worth approx. and if I can get replacement tea cups for it.
large wood cooking stove excellent condition made by Cribben & Sexton, Chicago Ill. square metal placque has "Universal stoves and ranges, guaranteed best on earth 545" It also has "superb universal no. 469-19. Thanks for any input
Coffee set is missing 3 coffee cups and 1 gold sugar bowl lid. No distinguishing marks or signature except on the bottom of each piece it says, "Made in Germany". I would like to know what it would be worth approx., and how I might get replacement cups and sugar bowl lid.
In the late 17th century (1670) Thomas Wilson worked as an apprentice cutler to george Carr of Attercliffe, and Thomas Jenning in 1674. The firm John Willson gave it's own description of it's place within the scheme of things, "The oldest and foremost firm in the world specializing in the manufacture of butcher's and provision dealers cutlery. It was founded in 1750 by Thomas Wilson, who was succeeded in the buisness by his som John. By the early 19th century, the Wilson buisness had one of the best known marks in the cutlery industry- Peppercorns and a diamond. John Wilson died in 1851. It was common for their cutlery to be traded for fur with the native Americans. The stag steels are more rare than his knives, or wood steels.
Queen Anne Pattern. 18x14 Tray is on legs. Acorn tops on covered pieces. Gadrood borders on five pieces. Both serving pots made with teakwood heat breathers.
