These Siam utensils, many from complete sets, were sent or brought to America during and after WW-II. They are hand made of bronze ( actually called BRONZE.WARE ), with handles made from horn. I can't help you with a value, especially since the market for everything is down.
sha543w
I have a complete set. My grandmother got her's during the Vietnam War. My Uncle was over there at the time and sent her a set. They came in a velvet lined wood box. I still have her's, but I have no idea what there worth.
My siblings and I are likewise cleaning out our Mother's house and found two Willy bronze-ware utensils exactly like these except they have small ball ends....almost like chopstick ends except they are not the same length....any idea what they could be used for ?
Re: SBF Siam Utensils
These Siam utensils, many from complete sets, were sent or brought to America during and after WW-II. They are hand made of bronze ( actually called BRONZE.WARE ), with handles made from horn. I can't help you with a value, especially since the market for everything is down.
sha543w
Re: SBF Siam Utensils
I have a complete set. My grandmother got her's during the Vietnam War. My Uncle was over there at the time and sent her a set. They came in a velvet lined wood box. I still have her's, but I have no idea what there worth.
Re: SBF Siam Utensils
I too have a complete set that needs cleaning. I am curious as to what to use safely. Any idea of the value since your last post?
Re: SBF Siam Utensils
My siblings and I are likewise cleaning out our Mother's house and found two Willy bronze-ware utensils exactly like these except they have small ball ends....almost like chopstick ends except they are not the same length....any idea what they could be used for ?
Re: SBF Siam Utensils
They are geisha hair sticks to hold a hair bun in place. They came in sets of three.