Hi
I have been trying to identify the hallmarks on a fish slice.
The slice is silverplated I believe, with an ivory/bone handle.
The marks are in Old English and are F BRS S * (each separately stamped)
The RS of BRS are smaller and underlined with 2 dots. I'm assuming this means Brothers, but I've had little luck identifying the marks.
There is also a fork; although it has an identical handle, it has a different design on it, and no hallmarks.
Many thanks,
Deb.
Help identifying hallmarks fish server
Re: Help identifying hallmarks fish server
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Welcome to the Forum.
Your question cannot be answered without the required images. The below should help you:
How to Add Images
Posting Requirements
http://www.postimg.com is recommended. Embedded images get a far greater response than just posting links.
Remember to use the 'Preview' button before submitting your post.
Give some time to creating your posts and photos, we'll give some time to researching and answering them.
Trev.
Re: Help identifying hallmarks fish server
Yes, do include an image. Meanwhile, look to Farber Bros. of New York. They used their name interchangeably with Farbercraft. This is not the Farberware firm, per se, but may be related to the founders (their sons perhaps). Hope I'm not violating forum rules by answering this one!
Re: Help identifying hallmarks fish server
Hi Trainline,
It's always best to wait for the OP to provide images, even should answer appear obvious.
'Many a slip between cup and lip.'
Trev.
It's always best to wait for the OP to provide images, even should answer appear obvious.
'Many a slip between cup and lip.'
Trev.