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Sterling, turquoise and diamond Arts & Crafts style pin, seemingly American. I have been unable to identify the mark.

Two seemingly related tablespoons, both I have been unable to Identify. One c. 1790, one c. 1810. Each bears a "W" surname initial, the 18th century spoon with what appears to be a 19th century monogram on the reverse side of the handle. Each hallmark flanked by similar "flowerets" and each maker ...

I have been told by a knowledgeable person that this may be the mark of Codman & Codman. I am relatively sure that is factual. Perhaps someone can find a reference to shore up that opinion.

I purchased bowl or centerpiece this weekend and in spite of my best efforts, I am unable to identify the manufacturer. I've combed through my books and most websites I am familiar with but have had no luck. Any help would be appreciated.
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The motif gives a clue as to the date of manufacture, I believe they were made in the early 1920's. I have owned and seen a number of identical pieces and pieces that were from the desk set. I can't recall at the moment but I believe there is a an older silver magazine article on the the subject of ...