Postby admin » Mon Oct 10, 2005 3:37 am
Hi TL,
"Hecho en" means "Made in" so the first mark is meant to be read "Hecho en Taxco, Alpacca". Alpaca or Alpacca is another name for nickel silver.
On the second mark, either Mexico or Taxco is worn off or covered. It is meant to be read "Hecho en (Mexico), Sterling"
Neither of these pieces seems to have a maker's mark, which is not uncommon.
Please read the guidelines when you have a chance.
Thanks, Tom (admin)