My wife bought these on a tripto philadelhia last april. She bought them at an antique store it was a small store mom and pop kinda thing. She paid $75 for them. I am really curious as to what these plates/ plaques/ or whatever you would call tem are. Who they depict who they were made by and when. I think they are either brass or bronze. the background material is made of a velour kind of material. The heads are fixed by a screw that runs from the back of the frame. Did she get a good deal or not? Thanks
This trunk is made of metal and other material, again it is flat on the three side and a bubble on the top with the metal plate that reads Pat'd 1903, Pat'd 1912 and says "Trademark Innovations". It opens standing and has pull out drawers and the other side has wooden hangers.
I have a food or pie or cake stand, Don't know which it is. It has three feet which have a decorative work on each foot. It stand 1" from botton of feet to top of stand. It is 9.5 inches from across the top of the stand. It says for the mark on the back of the piece CARLTON SILVERPLATE. It has etched on the top a pattern of which I do not know..It has a place in the middle with no etching except for a single small tiny star or flower. I would like to know of the pattern of this piece and what it would be worth. Please help.
