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Thank you both! I've looked online and through every book I could find, and wasn't able to find this pattern.
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Thanks Cheryl!
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I need help identifying the manufacturer and pattern of this piece, which I think is a sugar spoon. There is only one mark on the back, a crossed L on the handle. I'm thinking this indicates La Pierre Mfg., perhaps? Thanks. (admin photo edit - images too large - insert as link only - see Posting Req...

Please help me identify these two pieces. The marks are identical on the reverse of each piece, indicating they are Simpson Hall Miller. Although the image on each one is slightly different, I think they may actually be the same pattern. And if anyone knows what the 'pick' was used for, I'd apprecia...

Please help me identify exactly what this piece was used for. I've identified it as Wm Rogers & Sons "Triumph 1925". It measures 7-1/2" long, and the bowl is flat and slotted. Thanks! (admin photo edit - images too large - insert as link only - see Posting Requirements ) http://i8...

I have several sterling flatware pieces from the late 1800's that I have identified by manufacturer and pattern (all American). The backside of these pieces are stamped with the names of jewelers. For example - Gorham "Chantilly" cocktail forks with H J COOK CO on the back, and Towle "...