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Thank you so much for the information.

Just an update and fyi - with the help of a local expert - new information indicates this item is American made.
With that information, I searched the Internet today and found spoons made by David Weatherly - Philadelphia - with the Weatherly DW stamp. I think they match the stamp on my beaker.

I feel as though I should not polish it. I know it would look better, but since I don't know the value or many details - I am going to leave it alone for now! I hope to find more information in the future!

Photos of inside and bottom of cup.
Thanks again!

Also, I have not tested the cup for silver. How do I do that? The item has not been cleaned or polished. Yes, it is gold inside.

Hi All,
Again, thank you for the information. I am very excited to learn about this item! The cup weighs 125 grams and is 3-1/2 inches tall. I will provide more photos shortly.

Thank you so much for the information!

I don't know if this is coin silver, silver, or silverplate. Per instructions at this site, I am posting this question here.
Below are photos of the item and the hallmark. Thank you.

Anyone know this hallmark?

I have searched everywhere I can think of - couldn't find the mark in Barton Wright's or anywhere else, maybe someone might know? Thanks.


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Thank you for your response, Tom. I appreciate is so much!

I received this email in regard to the maker of my bracelet. I don't know if this person is an expert, but thought I'd share the information. The eagle head mark is not a maker's mark but an attempt to fake the government assay mark. The real eagle assay mark is a full body. It's made of Alpaca, an ...

I have a bracelet with the same marks. I am looking for info as well.