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Seem to have found this one listed at the same address as the Toronto Silver Plate Company Limited in this (on-line) directory: https://books.google.com/books?id=YeLUwvEpfUEC&pg=PA234&lpg=PA234&dq=silver+g.+weeton+manufacturing+company+toronto+montreal+canada&source=bl&ots=s4os7N...

Sample china plate H. Natoway (see above) supplied ware for Blum's in SoCal region/Los Angeles area:

A bit more background for 699 Third Street, pre-earthquake, from June 1905: https://books.google.com/books?id=qd_NAAAAMAAJ&pg=PA538&lpg=PA538&dq=cafe+699+3rd+Street+san+francisco&source=bl&ots=4S9nuxvP0z&sig=ACfU3U1bLxAUX9CNeJR3TKDoe7JgvGgQOA&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKE...

Perhaps the solution. In 1910, the SP Cafe (Saloon) was located at 707-709 3rd. In the later photo we can see a watch inspector at the address 709, right next to the DEPOT COFFEE SHOP at 711. The large square structure to the left is on the 600 block and Shean's DEPOT CAFE was at 699. Looking closel...

Thorn listed Robert Sutton New Haven 1815 but had no sample marks for him back then. Now we do, for initials. But look at the watchpaper sample where his name is spelled out. Some of these guys have maker and retailer marks, as well as changes of each over time. So, this is not conclusive: https://w...

The NATOWAY COMPANY operated in Los Angeles, though very little is recorded of it. They are known to have carried china by Jackson and Mayer, with wares by the latter customized with top decoration for the Southern California branch of the bay area based Blums. In silverwares, the firm has carried i...

That unknown one...Austria-Hungary dogmark (.800)?

Depot Cafe of Albany can't be outright dismissed as it existed on the 800 block of Lyon Street as early as the 1950 directory, where it still operates, but the structure seems questionable. The Depot Hotel at "corner 11th & Lyon" was purchased from the railroad in 1892-4, and moved to ...

A fine surviving photo of the same style of double marks in ovoid cartouche, unfortunately with no reply to confirm the very early marking of a 1700's inscribed dating: https://www.925-1000.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=24&t=24078&p=57963&hilit=Schleswig&sid=98a9862ede31b6e746861a0a328ae...

And more travelling spoons: viewtopic.php?f=47&t=53687&p=169986&hilit=Schleswig&sid=e42d41d4bfde509365bc964d7b0ea894#p169986

Later era, not exactly like (& actually assayed), and a captain's spoon...but Bahner has added an interesting note on a particular area where Dane and German can come together: https://www.925-1000.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=32457&p=82653&hilit=german+provincial&sid=42e32b468...

Another sample from 2011 with some images supplemented by description (to be clear, my mark is entirely intaglio, both struck equally, both with same blunted letters): https://www.925-1000.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=47&t=23848&p=57394&hilit=norway+provincial&sid=46200f7bd1f8368d950f65...

Indeed there is a faint trace of a central spine running from the handle tip down to where it begins to narrow and turn inward. Then it just goes flat.

Danke! So now we can take both Ww. and Wwe. to represent "Widow (of)" in German. [Perhaps also useful as there is another community slightly further north, reportedly to have had some concentrated heritage of German immigration.] -->Thence, convolutedly if not logically, P.DD. may be the w...

Now we come to one of those troublesome questions...At what time did the ONEIDA A1 mark appear with serif letters. They seem to have introduced Windsor pattern around 1919 when the firm was still known as Community, but markings for their hotel wares are less well documented than those for household...

Actually, your hunch does make a lot of sense as this is an area with heavy Scan settlement, rural but not backwoods. This linked thread (no photos) provides a partial supporting remark (by HOSE_dk) on Danish Provins Silver practices in dopple markings, though there are no city marks present in this...

The old gent in the photos is wearing the 10 Maple crest, but was in service in 1944 as shown. At the time of this shot about a year or so back, he was 99 years old and expected to be 100 for the planned re-union of any veterans who could be found as seen in the ad at that time. Obviously wearing th...

Move over boys! The ladies were joining the show too, on both land and sea. W.R.C.N.S. was the Womens Royal Canadian Naval Service of WWII, a revival of the earlier "Wrens". https://i.postimg.cc/zXpJ18Yp/image.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/HkxTYRpm/image.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/fRrDJCL9/image....

Images collected for research purposes. Sample pot with 10 Maple Royal Canadian Navy (R.C.N.) crest. British sourced this time. Usage unknown. https://i.postimg.cc/Yq0612Rm/image.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/28t4Tp99/image.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/Mpj1Fsh6/image.jpg

No idea where to go with this one. Maker may be (IB), (TB), (IR), (TR) or possibly even with "K"! Too rubbed now. Might fit a Colonial/Federal American or Continental Provincial. Can not tell if pricked work is John or Sohn. End tip of handle has a very pronounced swing back and thickness....