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Just lovely, Thank you again for all the wonderful info.

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Cheryl, thank you for the information.

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This is a silverplated, Reed & Barton, jelly spoon. Does anyone recognize this lovely pattern? Silvercrown http://i997.photobucket.com/albums/af99/myisrblu1/54.jpg http://i997.photobucket.com/albums/af99/myisrblu1/54-1.jpg http://i997.photobucket.com/albums/af99/myisrblu1/54-2.jpg http://i997.ph...

Trev,

Thanks for the quick response. I believe you are correct. Years ago I recall having a bird's foot mounted in something similar. I apprececiate the information and thank your for solving our mystery.

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This is a Victorian-era, sterling pin with a faceted, amber-colored stone set into the bottom. The little "cup" is open on one end. We are thinking this may have been for a flower or nosegay. Any ideas? Thanks! Silvercrown http://i997.photobucket.com/albums/af99/myisrblu1/45.jpg http://i99...

Are you sure the brooch is Israeli? I can't really see the mark clearly in the photos, but it looks a bit like the mark for Finn Jensen, Oslo, Norway.



Just a guess.

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Well, isn't that just fascinating? I can't tell you how much we appreciate this information. It is such a lovely piece. We are thrilled to have this information and actually, hope its true. It makes it even more unique.

Best to you too,

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This is a gorgeous, sterling, hand chased, cuff bracelet. It is signed "Reynolds". It has a design or inventory mark. It is also marked "Hand Chased". I cannot find any info on Reynolds. Any help? Thanks! Silvercrown http://imgs.inkfrog.com/pix/jamielee1/1463.jpg http://imgs.inkf...

I have this small, sterling creamer. I have shown the maker's mark below. It is also marked "Sterling" and "T.K.". Is this Durgin? If not, who? Thanks so much. Silvercrown http://imgs.inkfrog.com/pix/jamielee1/1343.jpg http://imgs.inkfrog.com/pix/jamielee1/1343-2.jpg http://imgs....

Baker Manchester did a group of flatware in a multi-motif, floral pattern. Perhaps this is one of that set?? Just guessing.

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Trev, your eyes are obviously better than mine. I thought the mark was a human head. No wonder I couldn't find it. Am I to assume the mark is not "935", but rather "835"? I appreciate your help.

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I am looking for help identifying the country of origin for this lovely, silver pill box. It is marked 935 inside the lower touchmark. As always, thanks!

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In 1947 the U.S. Congress expanded copyright laws to include illustrations of merchandise & designs for art works. In 1955 a Federal judge ruled that jewelry designs were "works of art" and therefore should be accorded the protection of the U.S. copyright laws (based on a lawsuit that ...

There are many Mexican maker's producing this pin. It is a copy of Paloma Picasso's squiggle pin.

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The best resource I have found for NA marks is the Schiffer book "Hallmarks of the Southwest" by Barton Wright. Like with Mexican silver jewelry, there are many fine NA silversmiths who will probably never be identified. This book has many, many marks, but certainly not all. Because of NA ...

These are Native American. Several silversmiths use a "J" maker's mark.

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Thank you, Tom.

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Well, there is one I never thought of! Thank you, Paul!

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Is this a salt spoon? Relish spoon? Coin silver by Conrad Bard, Philadelphia. 3 7/8" long. Thank you!

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We have a sterling teaspoon with an illegible maker's mark beginning with the letter "N". There are two little birds at the top of the handle and the words "Little Birds Calling" embossed down the length of the handle. We can find nothing about this spoon. Does anyone recognize t...