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I am sorry that a couple of the photos blurred when added. I will try to resubmit them at a later date: I just wanted to add, my research indicates that this pattern type is described as an "applied pattern", the fruit on the vines appear to be raspberries. I have found similar designs by ...

On closer examination, I place the date on this George Adams piece at 1848. There is a small scratch on the cartouche near the date letter "n", which made it look like a "k". It appears as if someone tried to scrape away the tarnish, rather than clean it properly. This date opens...

Thank you Dognose, for helping with the photos: I will certainly try "tinypics" for additional pics. I was not pleased with the other site. Thank you Agphile, for the photos and info about the Wakely & Wheelers "chased and pierced" patterns. I too have located other similar p...

I don't have an answer but think that " 585 " may acually be " SBS "

Any suggestions for the name of this pattern will be appreciated: It is .925 sterling, it is 1874 Gorham but I have been unable to locate a pattern name. After weeks of searching, I found just one photo of this pattern but that person also did not know the name of it. http://www.rockmypics.com/image...

Does anyone know the name of this pattern on this sifter spoon ? Its marks indicate that it is .925 silver and was made in London, Victorian era, (1865) by George Adams. The grapes and leaves are very similar to a later pattern named "Bright Vine", in which the the pattern is not cut out l...