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Hi Phil, Thanks for your thoughts. I was basing this off Irish due to Cormick possibly being the maker. I found a few items with this having a punch in a square with just MC but you mention others which is very helpful. There is another mark but it is very obliterated. I had the item tested and it c...

Hi, I have a silver candlestick now lamp that is impressed M.C. after much research i think it is Michael Cormick but there are not many photos of his mark online except a few. please find below my link to the online album where you can see the mark. I would appreciate any assistance or confirmation...

Thanks Trev,

These are the only marks, the others are marked similarly. I am still digging around on this one, it has proven to be quite a challenge.

Many thanks again for embedding my mark image!

Best,
Elizabeth

Greetings, I have this Argentine Bolo that has ivory and silver. I cannot discern what the silver marks are, does anyone have any helpful tips or ideas? Ive found a similar argentine mark of the tree form which led me more into the direction that this could be a mark from that area. Please click the...

Many thanks Warren for your help and knowledge. I will begin to dig deeper into this now. It has been a struggle so i really appreciate it!

Best,
Zibby

Hi, I have this Persian Shamshir sword and recently discovered the marks on the sheath but cannot locate what these marks mean. I think the last area could be a number as in 24 or 29, but i also think it could be an animal given further research. Does anyone have any ideas on these marks? Below plea...

Ah trev! Thank you! i must have missed this in my searching as i looked on this website. Many thanks!!

Thank you all

Thank everyone so much for their thoughts, its helped tremendously!

That swirl mark is strikingly similar to the one i have. The mark appears to be so obliterated i cannot make out what else is there beyond the 12. I feel like i could say most likely Romanian. I have searched extensively this afternoon for Romanian Hallmarks but am not finding much out. Does anyone ...

Oh wow, thanks so much. I sincerely appreciate your assistance!

Interesting. I see that the Stockholm company did silver as well as silver plate. Thanks for this great lead. I saw the mark below is G but it is backwards and the G dates to 1768 which this company was not in business then. Could this mark mean something else?

Oh really, thank you so much for that information. I find that very interesting, family crest. I had no thought of that. MANY thanks!!

Many thanks for everyone's thoughts. That is what i originally thought as well, but the cup on our mark has two dots it appears. I will wait, and again many thanks!

Hi, I have two candlesticks that i believe are silver but were tested as silver plate. Does anyone recognize the maker's mark and if it signifies silver? any thoughts are greatly appreciated. Please click the link below which will lead you to the album candlesticks where you will find the mark and a...

Hi, I have a teapot stand that i believe to be Georgian III but the mark is very interesting and one which i have not come across before. Anyone have any thoughts or ideas on the origin/style and maker's mark. Below is the link to my album which is called Teapot Stand, where you will find two photos...

thank you very much!

Hi, I have a creamer which i cannot identify the mark of. It is part of an german/austrian tea set. Any thoughts would be tremendously helpful! Here is a link to the image. As labeled on the website, it is the third image "creamer mark". http://s1312.photobucket.com/user/zibbyg15/library/S...

Hi, I have a large teapot and burner that i cannot identify the mark of. I have noted the JSL initial but after much research cannot lock down this name or who it is. It is part of an assembled tea set that is german/austrian. Thanks for any help. Here is a link to the two makers marks and image of ...

Hi, I have a tea set that appears to be assembled due to the different makers marks. Three pieces (the teapot/coffepot/tray) are stamped Doreck (Franz Hubert Doreck, b. Austria / Germany, 1796-1875), assayed 13, indicating .812 purity, and the other remaining pieces are marked differently. I cannot ...