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Thanks. I see what you mean in the photo, but it's a trick of the light. That part of the handle where it looks like a remnant of a mark is actually thicker than the handle where the Savannah stamp is. In person, up close there is really nothing to indicate that there were any other marks. John .

I think it's just the lighting in the pics. The appearance of these spoons are the same as the coin silver spoons in the rest of the lot. There are no marks of plating wearing off. The spoon is also VERY soft like other silver pieces, therefore I don't believe it to be plated. Would it be usual for ...

Trev.

Thanks. I have 5 of these and they all look the same in the 910 area so I don't think it was any other numbers and it has worn to be 910. I couldn't explain the difference in purity either from the Roman standard. I look forward to the other replies.

John

Any info on possible authors/history of this spoon? No markings other than Savannah Ga





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I've researched this and found nothing exact. Is it Malta silver? Roman quality?

I have tried to research the C.S and Co on this site and the internet and not found anything. I believe coin silver, but who is the maker mark from and the history. Thanks. http://www.needtoprepare.com/sitebuilder/images/IMG_3297-600x450.jpg http://www.needtoprepare.com/sitebuilder/images/IMG_3299-6...