Old silver plated vase

[dukeofearl1946]

I know what it is. Just don't know much about it except when my g-grandmother passed it was found in an old trunk. I think it is silver plated copper but dont know how old it is or who made it. It has dutch scenery etched top and bottom and H S G or(C) and the number 5610 as the marks on the bottom side. Anybody know anything about point of origin or time frame.

any help would be appreciated.

Thanks
Duke

 

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[dg39]

Greek key band around bottom. Dutch or Belgium windmills. Probably early 1900's. Need a full view.
DG

 

[Angelo]

Dutch was my guess.

H. Spanceberg-Christansen 1957=1973

Tony

 

[dukeofearl1946]

Here some more pics of the silver plated vase.

Thanks
I will check out H. Spanceberg-Christanen

 

[dg39]

Dutch decor. Dont think it is as late as 1950's, Still I think early 1900's from style. Flower vase or sometimes even called funeral vase. Very nice. Appears to be in good condition. Just give it a little polish.
DG

 

[Montana Jim]

Dutch was my guess.

H. Spanceberg-Christansen 1957=1973

Tony

Thats as close as I can get too... I dunno about the "tomb" shaped deals... But the H S C is there under Danish Silver Maker's Marks.

http://www.925-1000.com/dmH.html

Thats a damned pretty vase.

 

[dukeofearl1946]

I guess I will continue to keep searching. Someday I will find out about it. It's just been a mystery to me,even after searching thru books at the library,I would have thought something would turn up by now.

thanks to everyone for your suggestions.

happy hunting

duke

 

[schlooppy]

Head to the Antiques Roadshow

 

[Susie's Playhouse]

Hi Duke - Were you ever able to find any more on this vase?

Here some more pics of the silver plated vase.

Thanks
I will check out H. Spanceberg-Christanen

I have a vase just like yours which I recently acquired and I wonder if you ended up getting rid of it and I now have it, or is mine another one just like it?
-SPH

 

[Susie's Playhouse]

By the way, the more I research it; the more I'm thinking the HSC stands for the Homan Silverplate Company .... a company (that I read) was based in Cincinnati and went out of business in 1941.

 

[Daveml]

Hi,
Going to confuse even more and hazard a guess at "HARTFORD Silver Plate COMPANY" USA (Hartford Conn).

Please have a look at American Silverplate marks: marks and hallmarks of US makers: H

under 'H' , the Last Picture (to me) is Identical to Yours.

Hope this helps,

Daveml.

 

[grasshopper]

I tend to agree with the idea that it may be the Hartford Silverplate Co.

This sounds similar to yours, may be of some help: Silver Forums at 925-1000.com