Is this definitely American? Marked Sterling

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Adam.NYC
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Is this definitely American? Marked Sterling

Postby Adam.NYC » Fri Oct 05, 2012 11:55 am

The only mark I can find on these tongs is "Sterling". Does that make it definitely American? Is there any other way to date or identify this piece? It seems like an Alphonse La Paglia type/style design. Hoping for any insight you can give me. Thanks!

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Re: Is this definitely American? Marked Sterling

Postby Jag » Thu Oct 18, 2012 10:30 am

I'm not sure whether you mean US when you say American. "Sterling" is definitely used outside the US in all of the Americas (Canada, Central and South American). It is also apparently used in Australia. I don't know if it is used beyond that; I see mostly US pieces since I live here.


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