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Thanks. I had already found the D. Kinsey in the makers list . These have no pther markings as coin or sterling or ??. I have the approx dates the and had found the Rootsweb pages as I am primarily a genealogist. I was try to get some hints as to coin versus sterling versus an ? alloy. I do not thin...

I think these could be coin or better but there are no marks, one I cleaned up, the other is as received. They are very very soft and very thin, the bowls are slightly cracked at the drops/stem. There are no other marks except the crack and minor scratched - there is not even pitting that might have...

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Thank you for that - It may have been sent by one of her school chums. She was married in 1939, What a nice token to entice one to the ball! - SO then the maker/silversmith would be most probably from New Orleans? Maybe someone will recognize the mark .

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Thanks for the response (it is so good to narrow down the dates - I double checked and there are no other markings except the haystack, shield, rabbit and wheat stalks on the front. Both Lewis Carroll White Rabbit (1865) and the March Hare both worn clothes as did Beatrix Potter's "Peter Rabbit...

http://jrlphotos.homestead.com/files/Proteus_necklacefront.jpg http://jrlphotos.homestead.com/files/Proteus_necklacemark3.jpg Wonderful set that I inherited - Necklace is 17 inches (ring to ring); Center flower possibly a camellia is 1.75 inches ; Rose discs are 1 inch Center disc is marked sterlin...

This is a baby spoon 4.25 " long, I know it needs cleaning but... I realize it is R. Wallace but is not one of the marks posted. According to Replacements Ltd. R Wallace made spoons from 1833 using the nickel alloy formula - Is that what this is? The is no silver plate or sterling marks at all....