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@marthakey, I think your mark is for Simons Brothers.

Could anyone help me with a makers mark on sterling silver forks?

Could someone please help me read this maker's mark? Thank you in advance for looking.

As always, you are correct Trev. Thank you!

I am wondering if anyone is familiar with the D hallmark on my antique sterling cuff links?

Thank you for your reply!

Could someone help me with this Birmingham date mark please?

Thank you AG2012!

Could anyone please help me with this hallmark? Thank you in advance for looking.

Thank you Cheryl!

Does anyone recognize this hallmark? I thought perhaps it was a "W" but I am not sure as it is partially worn. Thanks in advance for looking. https://i.postimg.cc/DwsJhqb3/91-C3-E4-AC-0865-4-B0-B-8-FE2-B39946-E2-AB2-D-1-201-a.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/FK4fH7jd/CC15-FE42-D45-E-4684-8-C19-B18...

Thank you for all your expertise and responses.

Is it my imagination that the duty mark looks like King George III?

Could anyone please help me to dat my George Hape sterling spoon? Thank you in advance.

Could anyone verify that my date mark is correct? My guess is 1825? Then that would make the PAT. 1794? Thank you in advance for looking.

Is anyone familiar with this hallmark. I have searched for both an m and an E with no luck. Thanks in advance for looking.

Thank you, AG2012. I researched those sheets online and couldn't really find my date mark. I appreciate your help.

Could anyone please help me read this Egyptian silver hallmark?

Thank you in advance for looking.


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dognose wrote:Hi,

No, American. See Charles M. Robbins at: https://www.925-1000.com/americansilver_R3.html

Trev.

You are absolutely correct, Thank you again Trev.

Could anyone please help me read this hallmark? I think these are British marks. Thank you in advance for looking.