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The search for the maker continues... I was wondering if anyone has Langdon's Canadian Silversmiths 1700-1900 . I have looked through the 1966(I think) version but I know there is a reprint of it in the 1990's. I am once more convinced that it is North American in nature, and hope to gather the cour...

Is there any way to identify it by form? I want to pick up a book about south american silver to check if any are similar in form. I have not been able to find any mugs by american makers with a similar handle.
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just so it's clear, I'm sure the mark is J. P. G. and not J P C
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Finally got the camera. Here are the pictures. The marks really do look authentic to my amateur eye(consider myself slightly above beginner at least:) but not sure as I said in my Photo Shy post. So, here they are... http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y263/wdvdv/102_0268.jpg http://i7.photobucket.com/...

thanks for the words of wisdom, it was in the moment that I was "fretting" I have settled my emotions since. I am becoming more certain that it isn't american. You will see what I mean when I post pictures.
Thanks again.
Winston
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It just struck me-hope i have not been "taken"(by myself) The mug(determined it is not a tankard-they have lids) could be south american and the initials added later?> Anyone ever heard of this? (and I'm certain it must happen?) The interior has very visible hammer marks-I don't know if an...

I recently acquired a tankard or cann (it's 6 inches tall, 3 3/4 wide at the base, with no lid) The interior is hammered, as well as the bottom(as would be expected on an early piece where the only finished area would be the exterior. ) I am certain it is American coin silver, as the dealer I bought...

I believe this tea caddy to be French. It has import marks for chester as well, but I am more curious to determine the country of origin. Thanks in advance. http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y263/wdvdv/3451_1_sbl.jpg http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y263/wdvdv/10e5_1_sbl.jpg

A freind of mine has been trying to determine the origin of this flask: http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y263/wdvdv/flask.jpg http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y263/wdvdv/flask1.jpg It is roughly 4.5 inches tall, and has an old cork under the lid. We were also debating over it's use, as a perfume or ...