www.925-1000.com

I'm not having any luck tracking down the maker, any help would be greatly appreciated.

Many thanks in advance.

Thank you Peter!

Much appreciated.

Best,

Mike

Hi Peter,

As always a big heartfelt thank you for your expertise in this field & taking the time to answer in such detail. So is the "9" part of what identifies the silversmith Frans Brugsma or is it refer to something else?

Regards,

Mike

Hi I was hoping that someone out there could help me out with the following query:

I am trying to identify the Maker/Manufacturer. I've done research and been able to determine the two middle marks (thanks to your wonderful website) but regarding the FB9 in a square/rectangle I am coming up empty ...

Thanks so much Trev!

Please forgive me if this isn't sterling but I'm unfamiliar with this mark to know whether it is plate or not.

I believe this mark could be from the Russian region...but could be wrong.

The mark comes from a spoon originating from an Armenian.

Any help would be greatly appreciated - many thanks ...

Just curious if someone may recognize this stamp on the back of a teaspoon and sugar tong set I have - thanks.

http://www.carriagehousesolutions.ca/graphics/forums/MK_photo02272014_02_05.jpg

http://www.carriagehousesolutions.ca/graphics/forums/MK_photo02272014_02_06.jpg

http://www ...

Hi -

I recently acquired this piece from a client and was trying to track down more information on it.

I believe from my research it falls into the following category...

Russian silver-gilt and cloisonne enamel kovsh dish and spoon.

It's approximately 10 inches in length from the end of the ...

Wow, that's greatly appreciated...so glad I asked, I didn't see the details mentioned.

Thank you.
-Steve

Hi -

I'm wondering if anyone can help me identify these two marks on the base of a pair of candlesticks...

I believe they are British...but the family history/background is Hungarian.

http://www.carriagehousesolutions.ca/graphics/forums/ch_sterling_candlesticks_01.jpg

http://www ...

Hey Cheryl -

Apologize for my tardy reply, Thank You so much for your help!!!

-Steve

But it does look more like an elegant ash tray now

Thanks for the reply, even made me think coin dish too...

Thanks Trev.

Hey Trev -

Thanks for reply.

Here are the dimensions...

H: 3/4 inches
W: 2 1/2 inches (Outer Edge)
W: 2 1/8 inches (Inner Edge)

Here are offsite links:

http://www.carriagehousesolutions.ca/graphics/forums/ch_gorham_01.jpg
http://www.carriagehousesolutions.ca/graphics/forums/ch_gorham_02.jpg
http://www.carriagehousesolutions.ca/graphics/forums/ch_gorham_03.jpg

http://www.carriagehousesolutions.ca/graphics/forums/ch_gorham ...

Hi -

I'm wondering if anyone can help me identify what this Gorham sterling piece was designed to be used for...It seems to small to me to be a coaster.

As well, if anyone has insight into the age and pattern of this piece, it would be greatly appreciated.

http://www.carriagehousesolutions.ca ...

Hello fellow Forum members,

I am seeking help in information regarding this piece and its markings. I'm not overly familiar with Gorham's 4 mark/stamp pieces as usually I have only noticed Gorham pieces having 3 marks. I am guessing this is Silver Plated but any assistance in determining the year ...

Hi I'm trying to determine if this is a mark for a German made silver stem/base goblet?

Here are a couple of photos, the marks are very hard to make out, unfortunately.

http://www.carriagehousesolutions.ca/graphics/forums/ch_sterlingstem_01.jpg

http://www.carriagehousesolutions.ca/graphics ...

Thanks so much Trevor