The above dinner plate in RED was used in the Spanish Navy's Chief Petty Officers Mess and the type of crown over the anchor could certainly support this. Additionally, the backstamp is hallmarked "Bidasoa, Spain" which is a well known Spanish china company named after Northern Spains Basque provinces. Note that the "anchor" design used on Spanish Navy dinnerware is very similar in look to the Russian Navy's anchor.
The above is another example of a Spanish Navy (Armada de Espana) cup and saucer in BLUE and used in the Spanish Navy's Wardroom or General Officers Mess. Note the type of crown over the anchor and the manufacture's backstamp "Bidasoa, Espana". Additionally, "Bidasoa" of Spain which is a well known Spanish china company named after Northern Spains Basque provinces, and is known to have made most if not all of Spain's naval china dinnerware.
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One of a kind - Each One Unique by it's Very Form and Function! Spanish colonial American sword or cutlass with blade having mystical symbols typical of the 17th/18th centuries. Most likely the hilt was handforged and blade re-used ca late 1700's to early 1800s based upon the design, condition and stitching of the leather. |
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