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Looks like a native american cant really tell.

The below should help you:

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dognose wrote:The below should help you:

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Thank you!

One more its a flatware set:

The manufacturer is International. You can look them up under American marks above.

silverly wrote:The manufacturer is International. You can look them up under American marks above.

International sterling? Do you know the pattern?

I cant find any similar pieces of flatware with a hallmark like that. I wonder if it is one of their older sets.

If you keep at it, I'm pretty sure you'll come across it by surfing the internet. My reference book for patterns has been misplaced in a move or I would look it up for you. Eventually, someone will probably see this post and find the pattern for you. A sharper image of the pattern you are interested in could be helpful.

silverly wrote:If you keep at it, I'm pretty sure you'll come across it by surfing the internet. My reference book for patterns has been misplaced in a move or I would look it up for you. Eventually, someone will probably see this post and find the pattern for you. A sharper image of the pattern you are interested in could be helpful.

They are being delivered to me soon. Ill have updates. Very excited about this set!

Closest international sterling I could find to it is Van Dyke.

The pattern of the majority is Wilcox & Evertsen/International Silver's 'Beverly', introduced in 1910, the seafood forks appear to be the same maker's 'Lady Betty' pattern, introduced in 1920 - but your image is so fuzzy, hard to tell...

~Cheryl

dragonflywink wrote:The pattern of the majority is Wilcox & Evertsen/International Silver's 'Beverly', introduced in 1910, the seafood forks appear to be the same maker's 'Lady Betty' pattern, introduced in 1920 - but your image is so fuzzy, hard to tell...

~Cheryl

That is definitely it! Thank you so much! I think you are right on both of them.