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I think it's MON**** so not Moulton. Could it be Monroe? The first initial is I or T.

Would you say it is 1850's or so? The bowl is narrow, 4.2 cm at it's widest point, with a flat edge measuring 2mm if that helps at all.

Great sleuthing. It is GD. I can just see the G under a loop in just the right light. What is the zig zag line for?

Thank you so much for the reply. I can't seem to get any better angles. It is so worn. The third letter could be a U but could also be a D or N. I'll keep trying on the photo.
Thanks again and have a great week.
Rebeca

Thank you so much for the reply. I was way off thinking it was American. I really appreciate the information.
Have a wonderful week.
Rebeca

Hi all,
I'm confused about this mark. Any information is greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
Rebeca

This sterling silver serving spoon measures 10" and weighs just over 80 grams. The mark is worn but I thought it might be Moulton. Any help identifying this mark is greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
Rebeca

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Thank you, Pat, for the information. My other question is 'what was the dish was used for? and does it have a name? I thought maybe bread because of the holes but I really don't know. Any ideas?
Rebeca

Hi,
Can anyone help identify this dish and mark. The dish measures 10" in diameter and has a cover that has holes in it. The tray is marked; Sterling, Cellini, 2100 and has a box with BSC inside. The lid is unmarked but has the same pattern as the tray. Thank you for your time and attention on my ...