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Thank you all for your insight. I guess it's safe to say those pieces of silver a pretty old.

Gentlemen, yes, different item. Both items have John B Scott markings. Sorry for the confusion.

Thanks Bahner. After some good tips from Warren, I have some better photos. https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/Coa6ZIRAYAo9ofM2LwwZkV-GrvMRcSKQEEzwPkTjew=s196-p-no https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/35bw1jxUvPwJh6I8c4aHD55tHRO6_YOf4MPzgH9PnQ=s196-p-no https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/SBDIjsmVmSALG9v4...

Warren, Really appreciate the tips...they work! Here is the hallmarks for John B Scott that I am inquiring about. https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/rLsgmeKLxeN-Qw7Omc0dMb3npCdva3f5jRn4NGaR0A=w282-h210-p-no https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/XxuhDXGYUaWMsTiMuEhnHUU2v3DIVCy-9IkSluvVzQ=w273-h204-p-no ht...

Hello I've got a number of John B. Scott silver flatware. I can't seem to find much (any) information about the location/date of these flatware. I'd love to know more about these items if anyone has any information. The close up does not show well, but the imprint clearly says John Scott, with a fad...

Hello, I recently identified quite a few old silver flatware. I am stumped on these spoons though. Any help would be appreciated. All the other spoons are from New England, 1840-1900 era. These spoons only have the marking "800" and are 7 inches long. Admin edit https://lh6.googleuserconte...