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I am unable to find this maker mark The initial left-to-right are PYS.

With the information in the two responses to my post, I have confirmed that the spoons are Dutch 835 silver in the Twisted Hilt-Open Crown pattern by H. Hooijkaas/VKB. I found other flatware in the pattern that had been sold on internet auctions in years past.

My mother and sister, who kept the ...

Thanks for the two rapid responses. I'll see what i can do to get a better image. I used a digital camera; but maybe I can rig up a way to take picture through a magnifier.

I have 8 silver plate demitasse spoons that I cannot identify. The two maker marks are too small to make out any detail using a loupe and I have compared their shape with all on the website and found no match. Can anyone help?

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Again, I believe I have at least partially answered my own question. I found an identical piece at:

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I can find no reference to "S.G Silverplate" on any silver reference site. Since the font of "S.G" is similar to that in the Silver Guild shield logo, I am ...

Bingo!

I found the exact piece at:
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I had looked twice at the Manchester logo; but discarded it. But your post sent me to Replacements to at least check it out.

Thanks for your effort and tip!

I believe I have found the answer to my question. The pieces are identical to a Viners of Sheffield pattern with a tipped handle and.the R S M initials likely stand for Raimond Silver Manufacturing Company, that was the USA importers.

I have a monogrammed fork from my family silver chest with a maker mark that is too worn to identify. I have compared it to all of the pictorial images on the website; but didn’t find a match. Can anyone identify the mark? The mark is followed byu the word STERLING.

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This is a Sheffield nutspoon that was in my sister’s silver chest. It has only the initials S.G. The sole reference with these initials is to the Silver Guild. But these initials always seem to appear within a “shield”; but the type font is similar. I don’t want misrepresent the maker.

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I was unable to find any reference to the initials R S M on the website and the forum doesn’t allow searches based on initials only. So I am asking for help with the ID ofthe maker of this sugar spoon

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Thanks, I just checked back since I didn't get any notice of your reply. I forgot to check the "Reply Notice" box.

I have two silver plate serving spoons. On the top underside of each is an identical mark. One part of the mark is a reverse facing C with an arrow. I am unable to make out the other part of the mark. I never saw a monogram on the underside. Can anyone help with this? https://i.postimg.cc/s1XB3XsZ ...

I have a spoon that appears to me to be sterling grade and not plate. On the back is embossed ROLLES & HASTING(?). I am unable to make out the last letter. I have Googled that name and both names individually and can find nothing related to silver? Can anyone help? https://i.postimg.cc/xJQKsSz3 ...

I have a silver plate serving dish with cover that has a mark I can't find with my web searches. It is a shield with the the initials M R R in the middle.. Above them is a symbol resembling a latin f with a hook (ƒ) and below is the letters S. See the attached photos. Any help would be greatly ...

I found the answer to my own question, The maker is POOLE. The embossing of the first letter failed (as was most of the G in Georgian. I did a lot of searching on silver plate plus Georgian and found a POOLE tea set on sale with the pattern name in script. Never Give Up!

I am a volunteer at a charity thrift shop and we receive donations from estates. I try to identify the items to maximize the value when they are sold, especially to dealers who regularly visit seeking underpriced objects. I always check this website and other websites before posting my query here ...

I have a silverplate tray with the marking on the attached photo. Only the bottom of the four sans-serif font letters at the top is visible. The shape of the first letter on the top could only be one of the following: C G J O S and U. I have checked the silver marks that start with those letters and ...

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I have a candle snuffer and I am unable to identify the maker’s marks on any of the usual websites. The mark(s) are pictured in the attached image. I would appreciate any help.