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Thanks!
Although the marks are similar to the Continental Sheffield Co. the tureen has an earlier feel (construction, weight) than the 1920s.

It looks like a Sheffield tureen with the brazed seam running in the middle, but I can't identify the marks: https://photos.google.com/search/_tra_/photo/AF1QipMzk63oDI8yoZC08wSpGYYbXSRHty3suv7PcsJ_ https://photos.google.com/search/_tra_/photo/AF1QipPLjtAKT6gnmzCDrhZG7GTm43jHG0iD7T73jT0f Any help wo...

Dognose, Thanks for the id.

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Thanks, but I'm not sure how to do this.
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I can't identify this mark, does anybody have an idea?
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The piece you own is a silver plated piece. The mark “Topázio casquinha” means it’s a silver plated piece from Topázio. The mark “T” with crown certifies that the decanter is in fact made by Topázio. The mark ” H “ means the date when it was produced...which I would I would believe to be late 50s...

Germany does make sense for this set, now any ideas about the maker's mark?
Thanks,

Andre

Hi,
Does anybody know the country of origin of this shellfish fork? see mark below...I assume it's .750 silver....can somebody identify the maker's mark?
Thanks,

Andre

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Tom, Thanks...it makes sense, the fancy filigree border does look Dutch, quite flexible though...made me think it was silver.

Does somebody has an answer to the origin on this mark? it's stamped on the pierced border of a small tray.
Thanks,

Andre