www.925-1000.com

Perhaps British? I can't quite make out the bottom character on the hallmark. Any thoughts?

Not quite sure about where this one came from. Has the several marks as you can see in the photos. The mark 178 looks like it may have had a 0 or something else on the end of it. I could sure use your help.

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It's german(crescent moon/crown) probably 1910-1930. That's all I can come up with for now.

Any ideas on whom this is? Thanks in advance.

Thank you Kozy. I looked forever on that one and you found it in less than a day. I wonder why this site doesn't have that one on file?

Nevermind. M. Fred Hirsch Co. Succeeded by Fisher. My bad!

I picked up 4 of these Goblets and the silver mark looks just like the Fisher Silversmiths mark yet it has an "H" rather than an "F". Any thoughts?

I think it kind of looks like some kind of animal head or a chess knight? Maybe not? Any clues?

Does anyone know what begay this is? Is it Calvin? Thanks.



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I haven't found this one yet. Not many things I've found from Taxco were 950. Is that a common thing? Anyway, it is marked with an "MB".

Picked up an 8 piece set of these spoons. They look like souvenir spoons that have been marked "800" and what looks to be "M.V.B"? This was the clearest markings of the group.

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No identification marks, just "STERLING". It's 4-7/8"(2-1/2" blade). Anyone recognize a pattern? Probably a long shot. Either way, it's a neat little piece and I like to show it off.

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As you can see in the pictures it is just an "A". I've looked through the standard markings as well as initial markings and can't find a thing. Has anyone run across this maker before?

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I appreciate your info.

Someone mentioned Stokes & Sons...Any thought to this?

It is a 10-3/4" long spoon(maybe iced tea stirrer?) that is marked S&S Sterling. Can anyone help?

That's exactly what it is. Thank you very much! I don't know how I could've missed that.

I picked this beauty up about a week ago but nobody could tell me who manufactured it. Anyone seen these marks before?

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...the maker "HOTEL"? Or if this is even silver. I've never heard of 86.0 Silver but there's probably alot that I've never heard of. This is on a large serving platter for a ship called the M.S. Nieuw Amsterdam.

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I need help identifying this brooch, I can't find it anywhere.