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Thank you Bahner, that's more than I had. Maybe I'll get lucky and have some more identification. They are really beautiful spoons; the photos I took were just for identification, and they're lovely in person.

Claude

This is one of 6 spoons in a box marked Tiffany. I believe that they are Russian, made for Tiffany. Any help is greatly appreciated.

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I have looked at the Gorham dating page, but this does NOT appear to be answered there. If I missed it, my apologies. I have this fork with a T, and a spoon with an R. The mark appears to me to be the one associated until the 1890's; given the patent date, I have to assume that the date is 1895-1899...

Thanks :-)

I think this is British based on its history, but I could not find these marks anywhere. I believe the first mark is a simplified crown, the second obviously a W, and the third a horse (lion?).

This appears to be a cocktail fork.

Any help is immensely appreciated.

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Any help is appreciated. Thanks in advance, Claude.
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Wow, that was quick, Cheryl Dragonflywink! Thanks.

I'm going to have to buy a silver mark book. Can you recommend one? For porcelain, I like Kovel's, but I have no idea what to get for silver.

I have some spoons and a gravy ladle in this pattern. I don't know the mfg or pattern. Any help is appreciated. If I don't thank you promptly, it is because I'm going out of town in a few days, and will not have internet access where I'm going -- it isn't that I'm rude or take your assistance for gr...