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Thank you to everyone who contributed to this thread - it has been very helpful. The link referencing the table posted by @AG2012 is not working - is there another version? Thank you for your help.

I believe this great modernist sterling owl brooch is Scandinavian. But I have been unable to identify the maker's mark. Thank you in advance for the help identifying the maker of this brooch and confirming if my hunch its Scandinavian origins. Bob https://i.imgur.com/32vxuMh.jpg https://i.imgur.com...

Thank you Cheryl. I wasn't sure if it was American and appreciate the input. I bought it in England from a dealer who specializes in antique silver - not sure if that will make a difference at all in solving the mystery. The one thing I am 100% sure of is that it is not English! :) Hoping someone wi...

I am trying to identify the unknown maker of a sterling Art Nouveau bride’s basket. I have searched all my reference materials and have not had any luck. The 925 stamp is clear and I think the other mark is either n97 or r.97. The mystery maker’s mark appears to be pictorial rather than a rubbed ini...

Since I was able to identify the makers mark I thought I would share. It is a mark for Hilary Druxman.

I have a set of three solid sterling silver cuff bracelets that are marked "CANADA 925". The makers mark is distinct, but I have been unable to determine who made these. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you,

Bob

Thank you for the replies. This spoon did come in a collection with the F&F spoon. It is hard to see an F in the mark. Definitely appears to be a rounded letter like a B vs a mis-stamped F. But even with a jewelry loop it is hard not to go cross-eyed looking at silver marks. Appreciate the sugge...

I discovered this great silver spoon with a very intricate handle with what appears to be a gold nugget finial. Unfortunately part of the ribbon decoration has broken off but it is still a great souvenir spoon. Only problem is I can't figure out the mark. It appears to be a 'B' inside a circle. But ...

Cheryl,

Thank you very much for the swift identification. I very much appreciate your help deciphering the mark. Warm regards,

Bob

I came across this beautiful sterling salt spoon and have been unable to identify the maker. I believe it is an American spoon but would appreciate any help in identifying the letter F inside a circle mark. Thank you, Bob https://i.imgur.com/D5HPw4Z.jpg https://i.imgur.com/zrMM6nV.jpg https://i.imgu...

Many thanks, AG! Your knowledge is much appreciated.

I have been trying to figure out the hallmark for this silver cigarette box and have been unable to decipher the maker. I would appreciate any help identifying the Russian silversmith. Thank you. Bob https://i.imgur.com/3WYNquM.jpg https://i.imgur.com/YnhyIV1.jpg https://i.imgur.com/KznyLqO.jpg http...

I would appreciate any help identifying the Greek maker of this hammer sterling silver dish. I have a number of these but cannot identify the maker's mark after the omega. Thank you in advance for your help.

Bob

I would like assistance identifying the Mexican silversmith mark for this 925 sterling coffee set. Thank you in advance for any help that you can provide.

Sincerely,

Bob

Phil,

Thank you very much for the very quick reply and the comprehensive information. This is extremely helpful and I appreciate all of the detail. Thank you again.

Bob

I have a pair of what I believe to be Georgian period London hallmarked sterling silver master salts but have been unable to identify the silversmith. My best guess is "CP" or "LP" written in script but the mark is rubbed so it's tough to tell for sure. Thanks for any help you ca...

I am trying to determine the maker of this Art Nouveau Russian gilt silver cloisonné cigarette case - I think it is by D.P. Nitkin. It strongly resembles this piece: (admin edit - see Posting Requirements ) The mark also looks like it could be Dmitriì Nikolaevich Nikolaev. Any input/advice would be ...

Thank you very much for the quick and very detailed reply. This is very helpful and gives me a lot more history on the origins of the spoon. Thank you again.

Bob

I have this fiddleback spoon that has a Minerva hallmark and what appears to be a "CLÉMENT" markers mark. But I have been unable to find out anything about a French silversmith named Clement. The mark also appears to have a key above the name and a five point star below. I would appreciate...

Thank you, dognose! Yes - there are 7 dots/holes in the corner - they are arranged in a triangular shape resembling a Christmas tree.