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Hm, okay. Interesting that they were only issued on tuesdays. Impressive work of decuctive reasoning!

Thank you for all your input. Regardless of the unsolved mystery, I appreciate the help :)

Your silverplate pattern is 'Sierra', introduced in 1914, two years after the similar sterling 'Columbia' pattern. Not unusual to see the 'PAT.APPL'D.FOR' mark on this pattern, but very weird that it would bear the 'PAT.JAN.30,1894' stamp that should be on their silverplate 'Rex' pattern - can't im...

Quick question about this flatware. I see that they're all marked Reed&Barton. They all seem to be the Columbia pattern. My instinct told me they are Silverplate but many of the Columbia patterns I'm seeing online are Sterling Silver. Only the Tablespoon has a peculiar marking that I believe say...

Great. Thanks for the information everyone. Originally I was looking at the mark upside down and couldnt make out the Minerva head to save my life! Best I could do was some kind of dragon. XD

Thanks again!

Wonderful! So, the mark next to the makers mark is the Minerva mark indicating .925 Sterling? I can't quite make out the detail of the design. With French Marks, is the shape of the outline and the fact that it's marked on silver enough to tell its the Minerva mark?

Have another one that's giving me trouble -

This dish has what looks like "E * V" in a Diamond stamp and "S" in another.

There are no other markings visible.

What do you think?

Not sure if this is the right place to post this, but I've hit a wall in the search for info about these candlesticks. After scrolling through dozens of pages of different google image keyword combinations, I figured I'd see if anyone here is farmiliar enough with the design or style to point me in ...

Hi welcome to the forum. I believe it to be made in London, 18th century (1724?). Possible maker(?) check out John Holland (I) https://www.silvermakersmarks.co.uk/Dates/London.html http://www.silvermakersmarks.co.uk/Makers/London-HI-HR.html#HO Nice find. Best, Peter Great! From similar scoops I've ...

Hello all, Found this interesting piece in a lot of silverware recently - looks like sterling but I can't make out the maker. Done some digging here and there but coming up dry. Anyone farmiliar enough with these marks to know even though they're worn past recognition? Thanks in advance https://www....

Hi welcome to the forum. Not silver but nickel silver see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nickel_silver "BMF I" (the letters "M" and "F" are joined) one of the many marks used by BERNDORF METALWARE FACTORY. For more information see: http://www.ascasonline.org/articoloFE...

Hello everyone! New to the site and forum. This has been an immense help in identifying some Silver that has been handed down to my family after the passing of my great grandmother. I have searched through the site and have used outside resources like google to try to find any info on these. Nobody ...