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I cannot find this silverware pattern anywhere. It's a 6-1/2" solid handle fruit knife with " Anchor Rogers Anchor Meriden, Conn" on the blade.
It resembles Lufberry, but that's not it.

Any help is greatly appreciated!
Regards,
David

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Hello,
I have a complete set of the silverplate piece shown in the photos. It resembles the Oneida Community Coronation pattern, but it is marked "Parade EP Korea". I can't find anything on the company. The pieces are silverplate over stainless steel. The salad/dessert fork shown measures 7". Anyone ...

That's it! Thanks. The pattern seems a bit hard to find as well.

I have a sterling steak carving fork (9") with an unknown maker's mark. The mark is a circle in the middle and an outward pointing triangle on each side of the circle. The circle has what looks like the letter "A" in it, but the middle line of the "A" is missing. There are photos below.

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Thank you very much -- that's the pattern!

Any thoughts on piece type? I took a look at Replacements and this piece does not match the lettuce fork shown there. I did see a different piece with enamel work, though.

Hello,
I have what I think might be a 10" sterling lettuce fork. It has what appears to be a 4-leaf clover mark, but I am not sure. It also has enamel work on the handle and a patent date of 1893.

Any help is appreciated.

Thanks,
Dave
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These 5 long handled spoons have a Japanese or Chinese theme and are marked only with "STERLING 950" on the underside of the bowl. Anyone have any thoughts as to maker and/or age?

Thank you.
Dave

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Thank you so much!

At first, I thought this 4-3/4 spoon might be British sterling, but the close I look, the less I think that. Any idea as to country of manufacture, maker, and/or year?

Thanks,
Dave

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These 6" teaspoons are marked only with STERLING. One of them appears to have something stamped over the STERLING stamp. Any ideas as to maker and/or pattern?

Thanks,
Dave
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I have a set of silverplate individual fish forks (7-3/4") and knives (8-1/2") with a fish design on each. I believe they are German silverplate because of the "100" mark on the reverse. I see no other marks. Any idea as to country of manufacture, pattern, age, or maker?
Thanks,
Dave

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I took a 30x closeup of the lion anchor G. It seems to match up with the one listed on this site as the last quarter of the 19th century.

I have 3 forks (6-1/2") that are marked with only Lion Anchor G Gorham Mfg Co. I cannot find the pattern anywhere. They appear to be quite old, very thin and easily bent. When I got them, they were terribly bent -- I did my best to make them somewhat presentable. My best guess would be the Italian ...

Thank you. Any idea as to composition? The markings don't tell me much.
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Hello,
I'm not sure what this is, but it looks like something used for smoking tobacco. The end unscrews and opens up. There is a makers mark that appears to show "ALPS", which could mean Scandinavia. It measures 7-1/2" in length. There is also some kind of mark on the mouthpiece.

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This twisted handle master butter knife has the oval "W H Rogers" mark on the reverse of the handle. The center bears his name, with the 1911 US Supreme Court required disclaimer "Not Connected With The Original Rogers" around the outside. I have found some WH Rogers patterns, but not this one ...

I'm 90% sure this 7" knife is made by Wm A Rogers, even though a lot of the maker's mark is worn away. I cannot find the pattern, and I know that it is probably silver plate, but it has the look and feel of coin silver to me. Did Wm A Rogers make anything besides silver plate?

Thanks,
Dave
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Thank you so much for the information! I learn more and more with every post.

Dave

That is exactly it! Thanks so much.
Dave

The 3-3/4" spoon has the Birmingham marks of anchor and lion passant, but I have my doubts.
Is this British sterling?
Thanks,
Dave