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Thanks for the additional information!
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Brilliant, Larkfield, thanks very much! I had spent all my time looking under "S".

Can anyone help with the scratch marks? They don't seem to relate to the weight...

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Hi, I have not been able to identify the maker's mark on this silver sugar bowl, or interpret the scratch marks and other marks (a 2 and something else) on the bottom. I don't know if it is significant, but what I think is the maker's mark is crisper than the other marks, and somewhat separately pla...

Thanks, Doc, the central handle makes sense. There are wear marks inside indicating that something cylindrical with a diameter of about 2.8 cms must have been fastened to the body at some time using the central hole. Thanks also for confirming my reading of the marks - I also couldn't read enough to...

Thanks very much Pat, for the very helpful information! I'm new at this - just getting the hang of silver hallmarks - and hadn't yet even "discovered" registry marks. Were these commonly used on silver or silver plate? If I interpret them correctly, the item is from around 1868. The body s...

Hi, This item has interesting marks that I have not been able to identify, both on the openwork and on the legs. I bought it in England, but the marks don't seem to be English. This was sold as silver plate. The base metal is heavy gauge, and even though the plate is all worn off, it is an pretty pi...