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[46ridethespiral2]

I have a silver-plated tray that i have been attempting to identify based on the makers' mark to no avail. If anyone knows who made it, i would greatly appreciate it. I can't figure out how to add the image. The mark has an old style key above the word siverplated. The key and the word are both inside what could be an arch over a door, but the arch is not round.

[dognose]

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[46ridethespiral2]

I have a silver-plated tray that i have been attempting to identify based on the makers' mark to no avail. If anyone knows who made it, i would greatly appreciate it. I can't figure out how to add the image. The mark has an old style key above the word siverplated. The key and the word are both inside what could be an arch over a door, but the arch is not round.

[46ridethespiral2]

I have a silver-plated tray that i have been attempting to identify based on the makers' mark to no avail. If anyone knows who made it, i would greatly appreciate any info.

[Essexboy Fisher]

Hello, no guarantee but I think there is a key in this corroded mark and maybe a "K". Consider "Keystone Silver Co" of Philadelphia.
A near image is shown in out silverplate section.

Fishless

[dognose]

An example of one of the marks used by the Keystone Silver Co.:



Trev.