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Regards for that, Trev.! Some more information on operating partnerships/addresses: https://www.sterlingflatwarefashions.com/Res/Part/G/GaleWmSon.html Everything I could compare to this salver suggests authentic Gale feet, with the rest of the design elements fitting as a shared similarity even thou...

Thanks, as always.

16" x 12.5" by 1.25 high. (I see from D&H entries by Trev that Gale's retail operation was once located in the Metropolitan Hotel's ground floors.) Any information on this tray or related pieces is welcome. I suspect we have no reason to doubt the metal content? Gothic letters are &quo...

Noticing the highlighting...I think you need 5th town listed above the eight images. The lower list goes to the ten image row.

It's Lion Passant Guardant. Being an unregulated false or valse mark here, it may only be one from a group of psuedo marks used by a maker aside from their name or letter mark. Likely candidates using this make might lean towards Canadian makers, so perhaps Roden Bros. heritage through Birks-era con...

Looks like the sample images are gone, but this might be of interest. I was able to track this retro-Napoleonic china back to the French Sarreguemines pottery. There are different color bases and border areas appearing on plate listings. The green one shown below employs a fill area designed to look...

Anyone suddenly getting the old question mark boxes where recent images should be (specifically Postimage host)? If so, also getting a rash of annoying "server cannot be verified" messages for select sites (including this one) you normally use, but not affecting other regular sites? Any ot...

Interesting...there has been at least one prior query involving only a "G"...perhaps another variation on this duplicitous connivance?

No intent to be argumentative, but just fascinated by this Mark. Could it be the initials began in semi-gothic form, such that g?? might read "gfs" (gothic h and f are similar styles to start, but can be confused/obscured with damage or wear). That said, the official Lubeck guild marks end...

Shield contained within double headed eagle would seem to point to Lubeck? An old thread listing some known Lubeck marks:
viewtopic.php?f=24&t=18465&p=41739&hilit=lubeck&sid=3ecfdcb84124621ca566a76c6675aca8#p41739

Cultural souvenir/tourist trinket: Type 2 Eagle 53 with indecipherable letters above. Possibly "SE?" for a maker who could have worked for a shop/plateria assigned this eagle number. https://i.postimg.cc/zfBfMQ52/image.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/yNbNzT81/image.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/DZ4wfb...

Referenced as: Type 2 Eagle 52.

J.J. Palmer's Sons, jeweler's in Newport News Virginia, established 1882(?), advert. ref. newspaper 1909: https://virginiachronicle.com/cgi-bin/v ... IN--------

Apparently, retailer (?) Mark of Platerialopez (Pedro Lo-Pez) recorded here: viewtopic.php?f=8&t=52884&p=166690&hilit=Spain+lo+fish&sid=067d7447245c25779180039a5b20560c#p166690

Turn lengthwise and you might see a Native American head in profile, this being an International Silver Company unit (first column here): https://www.925-1000.com/americansilver__Icon.html

The Dianakopf (for .800 minimum fineness here) is setting the date range. These are very blurred images of the marks, so...based upon what you have given, you need to determine if there is a city code in the Dianakopf (Mark 3 with 5 lobes) and start from that location using this chart: https://www.9...

Here's some more with links: viewtopic.php?f=8&t=47194&p=140753&hilit=Latzko&sid=3d023fed42033edd17a74dd6a4875ded#p140753

There's a few references to Latzko in old threads using the search function box. Here is mentioned Latzko Brothers acting as a retailer with Trev's link near the end to old Austrian marks: https://www.925-1000.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=50755&p=156505&hilit=latzko&sid=c073e09bed26...

Double thanks for the double confirmation.

Sample image #2 is a photographic match here: https://www.sterlingflatwarefashions.co ... SSS13.html