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Trev, now I completely follow you as to the E and the N above the 8 and I just looked at each of the four candlesticks and each of the four bobeches and that is a hard one to read - I really appreciate the input and I just need to be able to read that area. Thanks, Steve

It is definitely an 8 to the right of the head profile facing left. I appreciate your help. Thanks.

According to Bonham's the attached 4 silver candlesticks were made in a French province during the first quarter of the 19th century. I do not have any reason to doubt them but do not find the hallmarks in my resource material and thus solicit your expertise. Thanks for sharing. https://www.925-1000...

Respectfully please help me identify the maker's mark labeled as:

STERLING
A.C.

This mark is stamped into the inside base of a pair of American candlesticks that appear to be made around 1900 or so.

I am attaching an image of the candlesticks with the maker's hallmark I am attempting to identify as follows: STERLING A.C. [url]http://i62.photobucket.com/albums/h92/steveholmesgcmi/Candlesticks-American-SterlingMakerAC-Pair-1754-1_zps39386e13.jpg[/img] (admin photo edit - images too large - link o...

Respectfully please help me identify the maker's mark labeled as:

STERLING
A.C.

This mark is stamped into the inside base of a pair of American candlesticks that appear to be made around 1900 or so.

Thank you for the two responses. To be specific: 1. It is not coin silver, there are a total of 32 coins, metals and medallions embedded in the tankard; and 2. The coins are wide ranging from German, a 1617 Martin Luther jubilee metal, to a 1657 thaler of Ferdinand III, to a Spanish coin, and of all...

Respectfully I would appreciate your assistance in identifying the two hallmarks on this silver coin tankard. One mark is Rs (capital R and small s) and one mark is what appears to be a fish in an oval cartouche. I presume the tankard to be 18th century, but am uncertain. Thanks! http://aycu19.websh...