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Hoping anyone out there has seen / knows this mark - a B inside a diamond. Mark is on a Sterling Plated serving spoon with scroll pattern. Lots of wear to plating so I believe it's old. At first i thought maybe Benedict but have not found any single letter B marks by them. Any help appreciated! http...

Does anyone have any information on this company? SMC inside Diamond mark on souvenir spoon. I have seen others online and everyone just says "SMC" with no information -- Mostly on souvenir spoons and some jewelry in both Sterling and Silverplate. All of the souvenir spoons I found online ...

Thank you Peter!

Hello - any help with this mark from a Netherlands souvenir spoon (I actually have two spoons with the same mark - one spoon was in a plastic souvenir box with a sticker reading Den Haag (The Hague). Mark appears to start with a "W" with underscore and then stylized letters that look like ...

WM A Rogers The firm was founded in the 1890s by Wm. A. Rogers a small storekeeper of New York using the "(R) ROGERS (R)" trademark from c. 1901 and the "1881 (R) ROGERS (R)" from c. 1910. The firm succeeded the Niagara Silver Co. (c. 1904) and bought Simeon L. & Geo. H. Roge...

Sorry I didn't think past / closed auction links would not be allowed (Apologies to the admin). Instead here is just the photo I described above without a link. This image shows the exact crown mark that i'm inquiring about that is also being attributed to "Gustav Lachmann" of Gera Germany...

UPDATE 2: First thanks to anyone who is trying to find this mark. I do believe I may be closer or have found it. On another site under Germany marks I came upon the only 3-point crown (alone without any other mark) who they attribute it to "LACHMANN GUSTAV" (or Gustav Lachmann?) of Gera Ge...

UPDATE: Just won this set at an auction, after closer inspection the knife blades are marked ROSTFREI SOLINGEN -- So I guess it's German. Still trying to find this darn mark.

Need help identifying this silver-plate flatware - Mark is of a Single Crown (No crescents, moons, etc) and the silver gram/count numbers, in this case 100-5. Having the silver numbers makes me think it's possibly German but I cannot find this crown anywhere. The flatware itself looks rather modern ...

AG2012, THANK YOU!!!!! Gosh all I had to do was stop typing after the "r" :)

Hi Again, I forgot I even asked about this mark and now almost a year later I found another - this time on a small shot glass (appears to be polished pewter) with the eagle/stars mark and more letters "GRAVERE" I believe. Still cannot find who made this --- "Gravere" seems to be ...

Hello, I found a spoon today at an auction preview that looked old and has two marks. First I forgot to take a photo of the spoon itself because I was so intent on researching the mark - The spoon is an old two piece (handle joined to bowl underside - not sure what that is technically called.) On ba...

Thank you all for your help - I really appreciate it! I also found from an old book on google that "92" was some sort of patriotic symbol and several silversmiths would use the number in their marks. Glad I didn't throw this out!

I found this spoon in a mixed lot of flatware at an auction - I almost threw this in my junk pile because i didn't recognize the mark and it looked beat up - but I decided to investigate and found the mark is from Standish Barry, a silversmith in Baltimore 1780's-1840's. The only spoons I can find o...