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I thought I had seen that pattern before - It's Wallace's 'Carmel' first issued in 1912.

I also have been looking for that answer. I have and have seen the mark, "REPRODUCTION, Circa 17--, sterling", with retailer marks of 'Ensko', 'J.E. Caldwell' and 'Cartier'. I suspect Currier & Roby as the manufacturer, but can't pin it down yet.

How was the purpose for this item determined? Was it found listed in the maker's record book as a cucumber saw? Just wondering...
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I believe it's "Duchin Creations"
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"Southern Rose", I'd guess, but the photo isn't really clear enough to say for sure.

Much Mahalo!

2) Perhaps Thomas Holland

Both Marked in London.
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1) Robert, David & Samuel Hennell
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This might be a better photo:

Identify and add to Database?

Hmmm, the letter for the two dates is identical - "P".

Towle "Old Colonial"

http://www.925-1000.com/american-mfg11.html

I doubt a cover would be used to indicate rank, rather I'd expect an oak leaf [cluster]. "I be top Bee" seems more likely.

Sprinkling sugar?
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Appears to be 1958/9

Appears to be 1829/30
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Very much appreciated, Bahner! Is it appropriate to email Admin with this photo for inclusion in the database? Is the photo good enough?

This cup is 3 1/4" tall and weighs 61 grams. Can anyone identify the maker? Thanks for looking.