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Hi, I'm a little lost. I have a set of flatware that is marked Sterling, Frank M. Whiting . I know that Whiting was bought off by Gorham in the mid 1920's. i have looked up the Whiting hallmarks and they are all some sort of symbol. As you will see by the images ...

Hi, It is the Alhambra pattern made by Whiting. Production on the pattern began around 1880. Lion is right, but the Whiting trademark appears, at least in the photo, to be chattered or slightly double stamped. Regards, Tom http://www.925-1000.com/american-mfg10.html" ...

Pattern is Madam Jumel, introduced in 1908 by Whiting, production continued for many years after Gorham took over Whiting in 1924. Later pieces have Gorham marks.

Cheryl ;o)

Your mark is the Whiting Manufacturing Co. of New York, 1866 - 1926. Later they became a part of Gorham. I'm afraid I don't know the pattern. Personally I like monograms, for me they are part of the intrinsic history of a piece. However, ...

Talisman Rose introduced c. 1948 by Frank M Whiting Co of North Attleboro, MA.

The pattern of this spoon is King Louis The XV. I have three other larger spoons in the same pattern by Whiting Sterling. This one although the pattern is the same has a mark next to the "Sterling" that is an "E" in a rough box not the Whiting Sterling mark. Anyone know what ...

... find on this great, comprehensive, instructive website. If you know, please pass on your knowledge! I got a hint that it was American, maybe Whiting, but I can't tell. Is the middle one a map of a country, province, state, etc? Thank you very much! Andrew http://www.geocities.com/wandy_walsh/G2SM12922.jpg ...