New find .... Cant ID

[JMay]

Bonnie, thanks kindly. I think i found the site that you got that from. There four other docs with it. Very kewl find. Thanks

 

[JMay]

Well, it looks like I may have exhausted all avenues at attempting an ID on this guy. I still have a few feelers out there but not very hopeful.

Guess this piece will remain a mystery. =(

 

[Doug D.]

I'm not sure what more information you're looking for. The markings and couple of search results tell us who made it, where, and some idea of their era of operation. What questions remain?

 

[JMay]

Actually...the era is exactly what i'm looking for. Knowing the company of course helps, but knowing the period would be great.

Not finding any info on any type of cookware from them makes it very difficult to nail down an era. I found stoves and meat grinders but nothing else.

 

[Doug D.]

It would appear they were in business for quite some time, but this translation from the Swedish seems to indicate pieces marked like yours would pre-date the early 1930s when the company underwent some changes.

https://translate.google.com/transl...//sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bolinders&prev=search

If yours has no bottom gate mark, it would most likely be early 20th century vs. 19th.

 

[Bonnie Scott]

Thanks for the link Doug, I like that enameled casserole.