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Many thanks! I was not aware of Dutch pseudo marks.

I have a pair of these figural forks, handle looks like Apostle or a crowned adult holding a child. Twisted handle and hand engraved, vermeil measuring about 7 3/4". I was thinking early 1800's Dutch but have been unsuccessful finding the marks. The hallmarks are a D in circle, block letters IW...

It appears that there are additional marks just below the rim from the pictured marks, or is that a reflection?

maybe a native american artist?

I have 4 pieces with this mark only that look like possibly JAS and a sticker on one that says Jas. Fox. They are heavy hand wrought silver with hammering and look modernist or possibly Mexican. I did a few searches and didn't come up with any good results. Anyone know of a silversmith Jason Fox? ht...

Many thanks!
Angela

Similar to an English sterling mark but more crude looking, could it be silverplate? There is a 3-pc tea set.

Here are a few enlarged photos, hope that helps.

This is a tea tray measuring 21 1/2" by 16 1/2". I am not sure if the 1797 is a date or just a hallmark, if Austrian? Is the silver content 800? It was sold as Austrian but I am not very familiar with the early marks so I am guessing. https://i.postimg.cc/MnsvnCmj/DSC08708.jpg https://i.po...

Bedford by Gorham pat 1895

thanks for your help

Here is a pair of silver tea pots. I have louped both and have found no hallmarks. We have tested and they are 800-900 silver. They are about 25toz each and measure about 10" tall. They have carved wood handles, forward facing spouts, one spout is figural. Both have a seam about 1/2 way up the ...

Thanks so much! Found in Kovels and you are correct.

Tea caddy marked Handmade sterling with D inside wheel, who is maker?

much appreciated!

Can you help me with these Russian hallmarks?

Much appreciated!!

Pair of 12" tall candlesticks, possibly European circa 1850's?
Marks are FeC with script B in circle and another that is hard to decipher.
Can anyone assist?

Looks like a floral series or spoon of the month

Looks like 1860's but no maker's mark. Any idea of pattern name/maker?