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My Grandmother had a collection of silver items but did not document them. My family has asked me to identify the items, but I have no expertise in this area. On this one item, a 15.25cm (6 inch) silver(plate?) sugar shaker, the mark looks like a signature but I can’t read it. Additionally, there is a “club” mark (four small squares in a diamond pattern) and the number 1102.

Mark:


Item:


Additional identifying information:


Thank you for any assistance you can provide in identifying this mark!

Chris

I found a document dated 1977 which was an inventory of my Grandmother’s silver collection. It includes this line item:

“Antique hallmarked silver muffineer Any Sandheim & Co #1102”

The top part of the mark is rubbed off or was not stamped well, hence my inability to read it.

Thank you,

Chris

AuburnCabinet wrote:I found a document dated 1977 which was an inventory of my Grandmother’s silver collection. It includes this line item:

“Antique hallmarked silver muffineer Any Sandheim & Co #1102”

The top part of the mark is rubbed off or was not stamped well, hence my inability to read it.

Thank you,

Chris

My apologies for spell “check”.

Make that “AMY Sandheim”

Hi,
It is her signature; search for more marks elsewhere if the shaker is made of sterling silver.
Regards