Selfmade Bowl?

[metalmaster]

Hello,

another piece that i dont know, is it a selfmade bowl with orginal badges?
The Bowl is silver plated.

Any Idea?

many thanks!

regards

[rbminis]

I doubt it is "self made".
Any maker marks on, or around the bottom?
Ralph.

[HPL2008]

An old piece ruined by fakers. Why would anybody during the Third Reich have soldered a Luftwaffe eagle and an SS tinnie to a bowl?

[CBH]

Another piece of old silver plate doctored up with fake badges.
And as Andreas said why a Luft eagle and SS tinnie.

[metalmaster]

No maker on it, yes it will be "self made", i think so too, sadly for the badge on it.

Thanks!

[metalmaster]

yes, this is true, so what you all think, not worse to collect?

thank you all!

[AZPhil]

No not worth it.

Semper Fi
Phil

[HPL2008]

It's really the oldest trick in the book: Fakers take old metal items - typically cigarette cases, hip flasks, pocket watches, goblets, platters etc. - and nazify them by soldering (usually fake) badges to them and/or embellishing them with spurious engravings. In doing so, they often go for a complete overload, with their add-ons being utterly implausible by their nature, number, composition or any combination thereof.

[CBH]

The eagle looks fake so the much rarer SS tinnie is probably bad too.
Post here if possible before purchasing anything, especially non-issue items.
Welcome to the forum, sorry for the bad news.

[Watchdog]

It's really the oldest trick in the book: Fakers take old metal items - typically cigarette cases, hip flasks, pocket watches, goblets, platters etc. - and nazify them by soldering (usually fake) badges to them and/or embellishing them with spurious engravings. In doing so, they often go for a complete overload, with their add-ons being utterly implausible by their nature, number, composition or any combination thereof.

"Queen Anne legs on a Chippendale chair with Chesterfield upholstery" it's not one of a matching pair is it?

Regards

Mark