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dognose wrote:Hi,

The barrel shape of the mark may point to a Belgian manufacturer.

Trev.

Thanks! Even with that hint I can’t find it anywhere :(.

https://imgur.com/a/BMoHbqI https://imgur.com/a/BMoHbqI I need help identifying this mark found on an .800 tea set. Thought it was German but since I found this mark hidden inside a lid today I'm not sure. There are five pieces but this seems to be the only one of these marks on the set. Other piec...

Qrt.S wrote:The town mark is strange, the maker is unknown, it is most likely a judaica object...what do you think it points too?

Not picking up what you are throwing down. Not sure what it point to.

It does look similar to a John Wanamaker tray I found for sale on eBay.

Not sure if the marks were polished off over time or if it lacked them to begin with. It appears to be very well made and is quite ornate with raised grape embellishments. This tray belongs to an old woman who is a neighbor of mine. It's monogrammed with her family members initials. She is probably ...

Bueller?

Oh I guess the horse is facing the opposite direction it is in the other Moscow 1896 pieces I’m seeing. Is that it? What would that point to?

Qrt.S wrote:Hmmmm! Isn't the town mark for Moscow a bit strange being from 1896? Anyway, the maker's mark is БЧ. Cannot identify him, sorry.

Hmm what are you thinking? What’s strange?

Oh yeh and do these marks indicate it’s silver? .960, .875,..?

Qrt.S wrote:Hmmmm! Isn't the town mark for Moscow a bit strange being from 1896? Anyway, the maker's mark is БЧ. Cannot identify him, sorry.

Thanks!!! Much appreciated

AG2012 wrote:Hi,
It is Moscow 1896.
Maker^s mark is on the left, but not clean and too dark to decipher, particularly the first letter is important.The second looks like Ч (Cyrillic).
Regards

I bought this goblet the other day. It was sold to me as being.925 from a Jewish. The seller "acquired a Jewish estate". The seller (online) didn't even notice it was marked. I bought it not knowing if it was indeed silver or just plated and hoped for the best as I thought it was interesti...

Those were my best guesses as well. Thanks!

Traintime wrote:How about the Komodo Dragon, an Indonesian monitor lizard?

Thanks so much for your reply. I think you may be on to something. Its the first good lead I have had. I found some plates with a similar theme on eBay but the seller did not share any info about their source. They were just a pawn shop or estate sale dealer or something. Using your tips I did find ...

I don't see it on replacements, I assume that is what you were referencing. Can you link if you found it please. You are probably right about the initials being used because of the small size of the forks. Thanks for the reply! It does look like Frank Whiting and the pattern is listed as "unide...

While it is very similar to this one it is clearly different. If you see this exact mark anywhere can you please guide me there. I assume it is a variation on the Whiting mark but I have yet to see it. The W mark is identified as Frank M. Whiting Co on the American Silver Marks by initials on this s...

I don't buy much silver plated stuff but this brides basket was just too beautiful and unique to leave at the thrift store. I searched forever and could not find another like it anywhere online. I found some really interesting ones but in my opinion mine is the best looking one out there. The whole ...

Awesome, thank you so much for your help on this one!

AH! That explains why I cannot find that option. I wonder why there is no built in edit option? Thanks for the heads up.

silverly wrote:There is no edit capability for most. Just do a reply to add embedded images.

I cannot find out who used this W mark. It looks similar to one of Frank Whiting's marks but it is definitely not the same. The seller said they were British but the lack of Hallmarks seems to disprove that. They have a Shreve Crump & Low Co mark on them. I assume SCL was only the retailer and n...

Not sure on makers mark but is this marked as being 14k or are you just assuming it is 14k?