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I think it's MON**** so not Moulton. Could it be Monroe? The first initial is I or T.

Would you say it is 1850's or so? The bowl is narrow, 4.2 cm at it's widest point, with a flat edge measuring 2mm if that helps at all.

Great sleuthing. It is GD. I can just see the G under a loop in just the right light. What is the zig zag line for?

Thank you so much for the reply. I can't seem to get any better angles. It is so worn. The third letter could be a U but could also be a D or N. I'll keep trying on the photo.
Thanks again and have a great week.
Rebeca

Thank you so much for the reply. I was way off thinking it was American. I really appreciate the information.
Have a wonderful week.
Rebeca

Hi all, I'm confused about this mark. Any information is greatly appreciated. Thank you, Rebeca http://www.rebecan.com/sil5.jpg http://www.rebecan.com/sil6.jpg http://www.rebecan.com/sil7.jpg http://www.rebecan.com/sil8.jpg http://www.rebecan.com/sil9.jpg

This sterling silver serving spoon measures 10" and weighs just over 80 grams. The mark is worn but I thought it might be Moulton. Any help identifying this mark is greatly appreciated. Thank you, Rebeca http://www.rebecan.com/sil.jpg http://www.rebecan.com/sil2.jpg http://www.rebecan.com/sil4....

Thank you, Pat, for the information. My other question is 'what was the dish was used for? and does it have a name? I thought maybe bread because of the holes but I really don't know. Any ideas?
Rebeca

Hi, Can anyone help identify this dish and mark. The dish measures 10" in diameter and has a cover that has holes in it. The tray is marked; Sterling, Cellini, 2100 and has a box with BSC inside. The lid is unmarked but has the same pattern as the tray. Thank you for your time and attention on ...