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Gorham flatware with unusual mark - ID help please
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Gorham flatware with unusual mark - ID help please
I've done very well with the Gorham dating system, but the capital T inside a diamond has me stumped. I think the pattern is Etruscan. Thanks for help.
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2209patrick
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In the late 19th and early 20th century some Gorham flatware was made in as many as five different weights. T was for Trade, M for Medium, H for Heavy and M was for Massive. The regular weight was not stamped.
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Regards,
Pat.
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Regards,
Pat.
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