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Well, we know that the 800 is the silver content that is usually on German pieces. However, I am not as experienced as Pat or some of the others here that are amazing when it comes to marks like yours. I as yet am unable to locate that makers mark.

Thank you so much for the fast reply Sir Pat. This small pin is so delicate and I was sure that it was made for and worn by a woman in the 19th century. Lizzie Borden? It will remain a mystery. That's why I love this hobby. Thank you for you intelligence and assistance. Merry Christmas.

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I have seen this mark before but I cannot recall it or locate it. I have researched a lot tonight and I cannot locate. The ring has an enamel surface over sterling ...

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Sterling pin with name Lizzie on front, 1 3/4 " wide, 3/4" height. Marks appear to be an upside-down number 1. It seems to be inside the shape of a shield? Then there are letters A and S in conjoined diamond shaped markings with an ...