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If you folks aren't quite tired of looking up Taxco marks, could someone see if you can identify this one for me?
Anything you can tell me about the maker would be appreciated.


Taxco
SH
Hecho in Mexico
Metale

3 in an eagle (what does this mean?)
925

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I have a piece of silver jewelry marked (in French) Importe de Danemark.
It has several stamps on the back.

Unfortunately, AllYouCanUpload has stopped accepting uploads and redirects to webshots, which does not give .jpg in its URL, so the pictures won't show here in the forum.

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Thanks so much!
That was fast!

I have 12 of these small spoons - perhaps souvenirs?
They are very light weight, and only 4 1/2 " long.
Can anyone help identify the maker's mark on the back?

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Thanks for this quick identification.
It does, indeed, look like the mark.
I'm a bit confused, though, because when I google on Schmitz Moore, all the other items I find are quite ornate Art Nouveau pieces, while these napkin rings are simple almost to the point of austerity.
Any insights?

I have 2 sterling silver napkin rings, rather different in style, with the same mark inside each. Can anyone identify this?

Hope you don't mind these questions from a newcomer to the field -
how likely is it that all 10 teaspoons and all 12 forks would be almost identically worn this way?
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I wonder if anybody has any idea why the word STERLING has been rubbed out on this Alvin fork?

I have inherited 12 of these forks, and 10 matching teaspoons - every one of them looks like this on the back, with the Alvin logo clearly distinguishable, but only the first few letters of STERLING clear ...

Thanks so much for this identification!

the pattern does look a whole lot like Wts34 at Replacements.com, but strikes me as a more delicate rendition. (perhaps an artifact of the camera(s) used?)
Also, the Watson pennant shown in the Online Encyclopedia of Silver Marks is facing the opposite ...

Can anybody identify this maker's mark? It's on the back of what I take to be a serving spoon with a large, round bowl - the spoon is about 8" long. It is followed by the word "STERLING".

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