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Myriam, Thank for your reply, I appreciate your help. Would you know how old this could be? Just a guess would be fine with me. Thanks again for your help.
Regards, Kristina

Hello, I have this very old, looks to be primitive piece of silver, perhaps to attach to something or wear around your neck. I have always thought it was brass or some other material, until I decided to try to polish it and discovered it was silver. It seems to be made by hand, inside it's packed wi...

Hello Silvercrown, I want to thank you for your help with my sterling whale pin. I appreciate your time identifying the marks. It's strange because I live about an hour away from the Danecraft Co. in Providence, RI, but never knew of it. I am sure there are many old and new pieces of jewelry around ...

Tom, You are so very kind to do all this work for me. Thank you so very much! I felt the same about the mark, I'm really not sure what way is correct. I just spent a long time going through the marks on the Dutch marks page. After looking for a long time and studing the shape, now I am not so sure i...

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Hello Tom and Blakstone, Thank you both for your help! I thought the piece looked Dutch, but because the marks were hard for me to make out on my box, I really wasn't sure. I did look again at the Dutch Hallmarks and now that I know more about the marks, I can see that it is Dutch. I also thought th...

Miles,
I just wanted to let you know, that I tried taking more pictures of the Makers Marks, but the marks were just too worn and tiny to make out. I'm just so pleased to know all the information you gave me. Many thanks to you for your help!
Kristina

I would appreciate any help I can get with the marks on this old box. The marks are very worn, but I belive they are of a lion walking right, a mans head and possible another man or womans head. I have also included the makers mark which looks to be F or T and C? I hope the pictures are clear enough...

Hello Miles, Thank you so much for your reply and the date of my button hook. I do believe the maker's marks are L & S (with the L almost rubbed off and the & completely rubbed off, if that is what it is.) Could maker's be Levi & Salamon? I will take a few more pictures to see if I can g...

Tom, Thank you for moving this to British sterling. I think the g with the other marks confused me to think this was Gorham. Sorry, I wasn't even thinking British. It's very hard to read the g so from what I have seen on the date marks In birmingham, England, the g on my hook is either early 1800's ...

I do believe this is a Gorham button hook. The marks are so tiny that it's hard to make out. I can make out the anchor, lion walking right and I believe I can see the G. It does have steel stamped on the hook end. Would the handle be coin silver & date 1850 -1860? Does anyone know the pattern? T...

Hello everyone, I have been searching for this mark on the home page without much luck. There is an S with sterling, I am not sure what the other mark is. I thought perhaps it's a C E or F. Thank you for any help you can give. Kristina http://img10.picsplace.to/15/silver_and_antiques_053.jpg" o...

nigel, thanks for your reply. I will look into those books! I have heard that Jacksons is a good one.
Kristina
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Dragonflywink, Thanks for all the information. My spoon is a salt spoon. I do love the pattern on the bowl, nice how it's on the front and back. I would love to see other pieces by them. You are always so helpful! Thank you Kristina

Tom, Thank you for the information. Yes, it would be nice to know where this fine pattern originated from. Thanks again for your help! I do want to mention, that you have a great forum, everyone is very helpful. Kristina

Thank you Nigel,
It does sound like that could be him. I appreciate your help and time. I do realize it's hard to research some of these old marks. May I ask where you got your infomation from, Jackson? Thank you again Nigel and waylander :) Kristina
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Could someone help me identify this pattern. Did Currier & Roby design this pattern? I do see this pattern on newer pieces, with another name with Currier & Roby. I do believe this piece is old. Thanks for your help http://img8.picsplace.to/img8/17/books_and_silver_002.jpg" onclick=&quo...

I would like to know if anyone knows the maker of this fish knife it's marked with GN. From looking at the British marks on the front page, it's from London, and the date is c. 1800. It does have a crowned leopard. Thanks for your help http://img8.picsplace.to/img8/17/silver.jpg" onclick="...

hi dragonflywink, Thank you so much for your help. Yes, it is a fish server, I meant to say that. You are very kind to help me again. I did find similar patterns that were the kings pattern that looked like this, on the net. So I figured it was just that. I am still learning but I have learned a lot...

Hello Myriam, I see you do have similar ones, I don't have any marks on mine. So I am thinking they are reproductions and silverplate. They are somewhat old that I know. You are so kind to take the time and post your pictures for me to see. I really appreciate your time and help. Thanks again, Krist...