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Thank you AG2012

Wonderful! I will see if I can open it while polishing.

More Photos once polished.

Thank you

This 1847 Rogers Bros Heraldic stand shallow bowl? has narrow top for todays cakes. 8 1/2" shallow bowl the center is 1" lower than the rim. While I think I figured out the pattern Heraldic, I have not figured out the usage. The herald does not show easily in the photos, I am wondering if ...

Thank you. I thought it might be but possibly mis-struck.

After much discussion my husband and I cannot figure out what this mark is. http://i1190.photobucket.com/albums/z458/Whatnot1/IMG_6694%20copy.jpg the candlestick is about 8 1/2" tall with paneled sides and removable bobeche http://i1190.photobucket.com/albums/z458/Whatnot1/G6683%20La%20Pierre%2...

I have verification it is a Cyprus assay mark.

I emailed the company TOPÁZIO
I heard back this morning it is theirs
TOPÁZIO 74-01150 silver plated coaster.
They made this in sterling and silverplate.

Very nice of TOPÁZIO to respond to my email.

I stopped by a local silver repair shop yesterday, they think this is sterling...

Dendriet Thank you. I will wait.
I found this one but the marks are different

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This helped me narrow it down to
Mark: X Λ (Chi Lambda) για Ασήμι (Cypress assay mark) 830
Silver

Thank you.

I found these beautiful spoons, I can see an x, upside down v, a symbol, 830 My photos do not do these justice. The filigree is outstanding and the tiny floral detail on the front is repeated on the back. very intricate. I would love to know what they are and where they were made. http://i1190.photo...

While I can place the country I cannot find the mark The wine coaster measures approximately 4 3/4" In Diameter x 2 1/8" Tall. "Portugal". http://i1190.photobucket.com/albums/z458/Whatnot1/WhatnotGems%20on%20Etsy/Antique20Silverplate20Topazio20Reposse20Grape20Wine20Coaster20Possi...

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https://goo.gl/photos/6cvzhhpJ7DXv1zoZ9

I came across this sauce / gravy boat with underplate.


Does anyone know of Cheshire or is this the name of the Pattern?

I turned the image to black and white the mark is very faint on the original photo.