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Help me to identify this!

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Kim

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Thanks so much, it looks very very very  similar :). I think it must be it!

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andiesenji

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It's an Art Deco design that is pictured in at least two books on Art Deco design in the flatware, hollowware sections.  Considered a "classic."

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Smithy

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On 2/3/2023 at 3:30 PM, blue_dolphin said:

Nice looking partial set of Lady Frances silverplate  listed on eBay   

It is a very pretty pattern. 

 

On 2/3/2023 at 9:23 PM, DesertTinker said:

And in the original silver chest, with the original brochure!💕

 

If anyone's in the market for this lovely set, I recommend you click on the link and put it on your watchlist! I did yesterday, and after a few hours I got a 20% discount offer from the seller. In other words, the seller is motivated.

 

(And yes, I want that set and no, I have no room or use for it. I already have lovely silverware. Two sets. My family would not thank me for acquiring a third!)

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Vapre

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On 2/2/2023 at 8:50 AM, palo said:

I'd say you nailed it!

 

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Ok so after clicking through 26 pages of Oneida flatware on the Replacements LTD site (I hazarded a guess that it was Oneida - it was not), I tried their ‘Search With Photo’ tool, the camera icon beside the search bar on replacements.com and that’s how I came up with my result. Pretty nifty, hope this helps others.

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Kim

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Hey All, 

 

Can someone please help me to identify the brand name of this springform? I can't decipher it.... 😫

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DesertTinker

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After cropping and enhancing your image (see below) it looks like it might be “Threshold” which appears to be an older line from Target, the only one I can easily find is here.

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Kim

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Anyone knows what brand is it? where can I get something similar? Screenshot2023-02-19at8_47_19PM.thumb.png.3dceaac3643c0ba27e606933fb51a558.pngScreenshot2023-02-19at8_47_50PM.thumb.png.e7565d47dacdbbf88d212f0beb3d390c.png

blue_dolphin

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1 hour ago, Kim said:

Anyone knows what brand is it? where can I get something similar? 

 

What size are you looking for?  Is the dark exterior important for your needs?  Is that a non-stick interior surface?

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Kim

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47 minutes ago, blue_dolphin said:

 

What size are you looking for?  Is the dark exterior important for your needs?  Is that a non-stick interior surface?

Sorry about the quality of the pic but I just took a screenshot. I want one that has dark exterior and silver interior.  Size is not important but I imagine they must come in different variations. Just couldn't find similar online. 

Lisa C

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I found this unmarked skillet in my grandmother's kitchen. I've spent hours on line and thought maybe BSR, but the lack of heat ring or visible gate mark has me stumped. The handle is very distinctive in that it is concave and lower than others. I'm attaching photos (I hope, not terribly tech savvy). My grandparents were 3rd generation PA Dutch / Reading, PA residents if that helps. Thank you for any guidance.  Lisa C

 

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