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Thank you both for your information and insight into the origin of my spoon.
Some pictures I could access and some sites said that the pictures "did not exist" but I still received some very relevant information about the spoon and the period of time from which it was made.
So thanks again!
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This is a pair of plated candlesticks. They are not marked. The metal looks to be hand hammered and hand etched or stamped and then plated. They have three cast feet. My best guess is that these are silver-plate over brass. A magnet will not stick to them and I can see places where they have joined ...

Thank you Theoderich for your quick reply and for the information.
I have the "Old Silver" book which shows a mark like the stag, elk mark but it states that this is from Stolberg-Wernigerode and from the 18th century.
I have no knowledge of the towns, cities or provenances that you speak of ...

Thank you Pat!
My, my! I have looked at every page that the Silver Forum has to offer. I have looked at all of the silver marks and I have books like "Old Silver" and many others. I had to go back this evening and look at the http://www.925-1000's" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; marks ...

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This is a 3" tall silver mint julep cup or beaker. It tested with Schwerters as .925 or sterling silver. It is marked on the bottom with what looks like a B 700T. I have looked everywhere and can't find this mark. Can anyone help me identify the origin, maker and approximately when it was made ...

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