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(admin edit - see Posting Requirements ) I got a message: "This set was made by Gorham, bought wholesale by Clark unmarked, then stamped with Clark’s name. These were made with Machinery unavailable to smaller enterprises like Clark’s workshop. No reference yet (I am in the midst of writing a ...

Thank you both for the information. It is interesting the U.S. Patent office allowed such similar patterns to be patented the very same year. I guess there was enough difference particularly on the back of the bowl to make this possible. As far as use, I can envision serving plum pudding with hard s...

I believe this set to be by F. H. Clark of Memphis, TN. I was wondering is someone could help me identify the purpose of the set. There appears to be to serving spoons and forks plus dinner forks and spoons. Also would be grateful is someone could id the floral pattern. Pictures below and many thank...

Glad to see the Hotel Roanoke has been restored. We used to dine there in my younger days. Thanks again for all your help.

That's incredible, thanks. Makes perfect sense my family was from Martinsville, VA about 50 miles south of Roanoke, VA. So it's possible a member purchased the spoon in his store. So the date would be around 1890?

I shot two new close-ups to possibly help. Thanks

The earlier post was using a domain that was having problem with SSl cert. Need help with an ID of this sugar spoon maker. The mark except GT is a weak strike. Maybe the pattern would be recognized. Thanks https://www.rspsitedesign.com/edit-3481.jpg https://www.rspsitedesign.com/edit-3482.jpg

Sorry the website I was using was having problems with the SSL cert.
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Don't understand. There are two images front and back which are visible to me.

Would appreciate help with this sterling sugar? spoon The mark is faint except for "GT". Maybe the pattern looks familiar. Thanks.

Many thanks!

Also on the knife blade. That would be an appropriate motif for a fruit course set. Appears to be grapes on knife handle could it also be Bacchus?

Also noticed this image on the fork blade. Could anybody help with an ID? Looks a bit satanic?

Thanks all! That's incredible.

Why does Josiah Percy use "IP"? Rather than a "JP"?

Thanks much!

close up of marks

Would appreciate and ID on CW mark, place, date, and monarch thanks.

Very cool. Thanks again Phil!

Need help with dating HW&Co mark from Sheffield during Victoria reign. Also can you ID the mark to the left of HW&Co? Thanks https://www.rspfineprints.com/hallmark-fish1.jpg https://www.rspfineprints.com/hallmark-fish2.jpg https://www.rspfineprints.com/hallmark-fish3.jpg