Silver or silverplate?

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Numischile
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Silver or silverplate?

Postby Numischile » Sun Dec 16, 2012 10:12 pm

Hi,
Can you help me With this spoon, the weigth is 24 grms, Marks: Ercuis, O E 18
What does it mean O E 18 ???
Thanks
Greeting from Chile
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JayT
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Re: Silver or silverplate?

Postby JayT » Sun Dec 16, 2012 10:37 pm

Hello - Ercuis is a French maker of silverplate. In France a maker’s mark in a square indicates that an object is silverplated. OE stands for Orfèvrerie Ercuis; 18 represents the number of grams of silver used to silverplate a certain number of pieces of flatware. Hope this helps to clarify.

dognose
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Re: Silver or silverplate?

Postby dognose » Mon Dec 17, 2012 4:35 am

The printed Trade Mark of Ercuis:

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They were established in 1867.

Trev.


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