These are around 8 inches tall (I have a pair). Marked P L Co in cartouches, and below that, 'STERLING' and then 'reinforced with cement and steel rod'.
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I'd like to know the maker... can't find it on 925-1000.
Thanks!
Tim
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- Sat Jul 28, 2007 4:33 pm
- Forum: Sterling Manufacturers ~ American after-1860
- Topic: Help Indentifying Marks on Candlesticks -- P L Co
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- Topic: Need Help Identifying Vintage Asian Silver Golf Cup
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- Forum: Sheffield Hallmarks
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Need Help Identifying Vintage Asian Silver Golf Cup
The markings are on the bottom rim... there is some asian script and 'TC' (it looks like asian script, but I may be completely mistaken :-). In case you can't make out the full-sized pic, the cup has crossed golf clubs on each side, is a little over 3 inches tall. Thanks
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- Mon Nov 27, 2006 10:04 pm
- Forum: Sheffield Hallmarks
- Topic: Help Verifying These Hallmarks
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Help Verifying These Hallmarks
I may have it figured out using all the helpful info on this website, but can someone verify my conclusions? I say Martin Hall & Co. Sheffield, Sterling, 1927... am I close? Thanks
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