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The smaller spoon has the letter G followed by 925/1000 (as shown). Any ideas? I've scoured the web and can't find a sterling hallmark that is just a "G". And I haven't found examples of the 925 over 1000 mark either. I have established that the spoons are of a fiddleback design and some ...

https://i.postimg.cc/02kLphS4/Both-Spoons.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/PrS0KKz5/G-Hallmark.jpg The above two spoons have a similar pattern. The larger spoon has the normal Gorham hallmark -- not shown here but it is the Lion, Anchor, Letter G. The smaller spoon has the letter G followed by 925/1000 (as...

Thanks Trev. I agree on the Indian Head (good eye!).

The only info I can find on the Florence pattern is some eBay sellers. Not sure where they get their info but the pattern matches what I have.

Hope these help. It looks a lot like an "A" before STERLING. But not sure if it's CA, EA or something else entirely. https://i.postimg.cc/nh2PjCwY/UISpoon-STERLING-cropped.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/R0TbtqsL/CA-c-Closeup-Cropped.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/tTpG0Lf2/cCloseup.jpg https://i.postim...

This spoon is marked STERLING and may have a letter or mark before it.

Any ideas on maker or pattern?

As you can see, the piece is marked STERLING but no apparent maker mark. I included the last photo because if it's a monogram, it's the most stylized I've ever seen. Anyway, would appreciate an ID. Thanks. https://i.postimg.cc/JhF0YSC8/Cake-Server.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/MTjTCtzQ/Cake-Server-Handle...

Got it, thanks.

Image ONE: Weight of the intact candlestick was 9.6 oz (meaning silver coating + cement inside). Image TWO: Candlestick dismantled, silver scrapped (removed from cement). Its weight was 1 oz. Percentage calculated: Use online percentage calculator http://www.percentagecalculator.net/ Enter 1 and 9....

Thanks AG2012, The person who owned the dish didn't think it was "real silver" and so didn't treat it like the other sterling (flatware set, serving trays, etc.). I guess it pays to know what one has. The good news is that this dish got a lot of use. Could you elaborate a bit on the pictur...

I'm trying to get info on the item below, which unfortunately has not been well cared-for. The mark says Empire Sterling Weighted 62. Max diameter is 6 inches, height is 2-3/4 inches. As for identification, it appears replacements.com may have garbled something, as they have the 62 pattern associate...

These markings are at the bottom of a teapot purchased in Egypt about 10-15 years ago. As I understand it, it was purchased as a souvenir. It's definitely not sterling and is probably silver plate. At the very least, it is metal and silver colored. I don't expect these markings to mean much of anyth...

Thank you both for the info.

-Steve

I have a silver coin ring band that belonged to someone who served in the Pacific during WWII. It is made out of an Australian florin coin, and based on the inscriptions, it was made between 1938 and 1948. Depending on the exact date, it is either sterling or 50% silver. One thing I found is that an...

I believe this cake server is sterling as indicated by the mark in the first picture (lefthand side). The lettering is hard to read, and at the time I took the picture, I couldn't make it out. But in the picture itself, I can make myself believe it says "Sterling". However, there are no ot...

Thank you!

I'm surprised all the way around.

I'll take another look at the handles.

Thanks again.

This art deco silver-plate carving set has no marks on either the knife or fork (aside from being monogrammed on the other side). That means I don't know the maker. I've gone through hundreds of photos trying to identify the pattern, but no luck. I'm looking to identify either the maker or pattern. ...

Many thanks!

I need help identifying the manufacturer of this silver plate tray. Thank you.