Arts & Crafts Era Copper Vase Hallmark ID Needed.

[diggummup]

Got this mixed metals copper vase at an estate sale. I can't find anything on the marks. Any help would be appreciated. Here's the vase, it stands a little over 9 inches tall-



Here is the mark on the bottom of it-

 

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[war-digs-it]

You have entered "The Twilight Zone"...or "Hotel California".

 

[diggummup]

Tried to edit the title because of a spelling error. No can do. Tried to delete the thread and repost, no can do. What's going on around this place? lol.

 

[clovis97]

Nice vase, Dig...I absolutely love it.

Is it a true A & C period piece?

 

[jerseyben]

What is a "vaee" anyway?

 

[diggummup]

Nice vase, Dig...I absolutely love it.

Is it a true A & C period piece?

It's not my area of expertise. It looks like a period piece. It shows some age. I think the key is identifying the maker's mark.

What is a "vaee" anyway?

It's a 6'5" guy with large hands 2 finger speed typing. It's even worse on a cell phone, lol.

 

[jerseyben]

It's a 6'5" guy with large hands 2 finger speed typing. It's even worse on a cell phone, lol.

Great, come to NJ so I can finally detect in Camden.

 

[diggummup]

Great, come to NJ so I can finally detect in Camden.

Yeah, there's some good spots down here like that too.

 

[diggummup]

As for the mark, I can only find one reference to a pineapple mark. It is for the Ellis-Barker Silver Co. used from 1906-1912. The bottom does "appear" to be silverplate but i'm not so sure about it being from that company since I can find nothing on the DH initials.

 

[OldSowBreath]

Pineapple, DH initials? Hawaiian - Don Ho. (sorry.)