silver? bird salt shaker

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Posted by quazirra

11 years ago

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Description I'm not sure if it's silver, it is non magnetic, the stamp looks to be a palace, with the letters GEM under it in old English.

Category Silver and Silver Overlay

Medium Possibly silver, with glass eyes

Distinguishing marks Stamp on the underside of the trail feathers. A palace with GEM in old English underneath

Condition Excellent

History Nothing

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Re: silver? bird salt shaker

I finally figured it out: Corbell & Company was established in London, England, in 1946. In 1951 Arthur Corbell moved to the United States and established Corbell & Company in Los Angeles. During the following years, the company expanded its activity throughout the United States, exhibiting its wide variety of merchandise in showrooms in Atlanta, Dallas, New York, Chicago and San Francisco, which were in addition to the headquarters in Los Angeles. Howard White purchased the company from Arthur Corbell in the fall of 2001 after moving to Los Angeles from England where he had been in the antique and reproduction hollowware business for over twenty-five years. Now I'm trying to figure out it's age.

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Re: silver? bird salt shaker

http://www.silvercollection.it/INTERNATIONALSILVERCO.html

I can't see the marks very dark photos, but if you wan't yo date this you need to look up the mark try the link, might help you.good luck

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Re: silver? bird salt shaker

There is no age marking. But I do know they are 20th century because the company moved from London to Los Angeles in 1956 .

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