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Hello DR Here are the photos properly formatted. Sorry about that. Are you saying that this bowl was made by Hattori? Thanks for the help. Martin http://i1.wp.com/finesf.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/hallmark.jpg?zoom=1.5&resize=623%2C625 http://i2.wp.com/finesf.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/I...

Any help identifying the mark on this bowl would be very much appreciated...

Thanks

Martin

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Anyone have any idea about the makers mark on this Southwest Style Buckle...?

There is a "D" surrounded by planets from our solar system...

Quirky to say the least.

Thanks

...Thanks David...

Old Baronial by Gorham

...I do not recognize this mark either...but by the style of the piece, I would be surprised to learn that it was Native America...Good Luck...

Here's the complete set Trev...

Adrien, Is possible to say which mark is which...?

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Thanks for the help Everyone... Adrien, do you have information for what each of the marks mean? In other words, which is the silver mark, company mark or smith mark...? Also is this set, if broadly described Chinese Export Silver, with a sub description that it was made somewhere in the Tianjin are...

Nicely done Cheryl...a good learning for me...

...sorry bout that admin...won't happen again...

...agreed...

...what leads you to believe that this is Native American?

Although it is not marked as being from Mexico, in style at least, it appears to be from there...

Adrien,

...is it LAO TIAN BAO?

Thank You For The Help Adrien,

I have found the part of the mark that David identifies as a silver purity mark on this website.

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... maybe this helps...maybe not...

Martin

Also David,

I forgot to mention that I gave each of the three pieces of this set a thorough look over, and there are no " Roman Letters or Initials."

Thanks Again

Thanks David, I have scoured the internet looking for these marks...with not a lot of luck. So the top left is a silver purity mark? Any idea from what time period, my guess is that it is late 1800's but not sure. It does test as silver. I do see evidence mostly in a few places inside the vessels wh...

I would very much appreciate your help identifying this mark.

This is part of a 3 piece tea set...
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