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Oel briefly explained the pseudo ships mark in this thread: viewtopic.php?p=111842&hilit=dutch+pseudo+ship#p111842

Hooijkaas is further down in there with three marks of these types also. You may need to compare your three.
viewtopic.php?p=184837#p184837

Follow Dutch Pseudos trail far down to Hendrik Preijer entry here: viewtopic.php?t=56948

Are marks the same on each item?
The text will explain what each is, who used them, and what era.

Bumping. Other countries? (Numerous photos still in active linked gallery.)

Mark..S/Hand/P over Mexico in Triangle with Sterling 935 below is found here listed as Unidentified: https://www.silvercollection.it/MEXICOSILVERMARKSCDUE.html

Photos just recieved include tray, candelabra, and pitcher. Main design element seems to be flutings. Added to the previously mentioned ...

And Silverport’s latter history of Hamburg guild: viewtopic.php?f=22&t=19040&p=43453&hili ... ild#p43453

Master using “D” mentioned here as J. J. Probst (1853-1865): viewtopic.php?p=200822&hilit=hamburg+750#p200822

Greatly welcomed. Thanks again!

Correct, incompleted “8” for 800. Many thanks. Always appreciate your insight.

Full background of both partners here: https://www.americansilversmiths.org/ma ... 159389.htm

We can add Hotel Oakland (topmarked script) to early users from a tablespoon with the Pat. Applied For backstamp. The large hotel in Oakland California did indeed open in 1912 at the very time we find this pattern was available to commercial users.

Look at the report here on Sierra not meeting XXXX grade in testing: viewtopic.php?p=143710&hilit=reed+barton+XXXX#p143710

Not solid silver.
Look for it here in silverplate under Stylist (pattern) from 1932-on: https://sterlingflatwarefashions.com/whitemetal-category/reed-barton/

It may be a silverplated ware that was used in commercial service (hotel, restaurant, etc.) and recieved a thicker layer of plating or ...

Unclear marks, if any. This is a wild guess and it could be Mexican or even another source. The only mark-like impressions appear on the back of the object. But it’s hard to tell if they are real or only tooling marks, TIA for any known info. (Tarnish was removed.)

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Unknown maker (?) Focke. Assay mark “D”. Datable? TIA

https://i.postimg.cc/sxCXyQGS/IMG-7194.jpg

https://i.postimg.cc/FKfsLgj3/IMG-7195.jpg

https://i.postimg.cc/httGSqvC/IMG-7196.jpg

https://i.postimg.cc/MKHdknxX/IMG-7197.jpg

https://i.postimg.cc/fTP5MMTC/IMG-7200.jpg

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Crescent/Crown/Shielded Crossed Symbol:







Presumed retailer C. Doerts (unidentified)
Any info. sought. TIA

Small salt (ladle shape bowl):

Bumping this with reference to similar thread here: https://www.925-1000.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=167075&hilit=gold+spoon#p167075

Certainly, these seem to be works of goldplated flatwares, possibly of French “related” origins (?), and perhaps pre-1900. Does it seem that these are numerical ...

Broken chains might symbolize the new freedom but also the re-establishment of the monarchy. The King was due to return in June, so perhaps registered and produced in preparation for that event?

Additional pattern update: I encountered two of the small seafood/pickle forks in the Pioneer pattern with the Dohrco back stamp. Neither had topmarks, but this adds confirmation that this was likely a full service flatware line.