Can't find this M hallmark on ladle, suggestions?

Item must be marked "Sterling" or "925"
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muraille
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Can't find this M hallmark on ladle, suggestions?

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Could this be an old Mueck-Cary hallmark? Can't find this exact M in list. Thanks for any help.
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Hello.

Believe that is the sterling mark of the Maltby, Stevens & Curtiss Company, Wallingford, Connecticut.

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Post by muraille »

Thanks Pat. I found Maltby, Stevens & Curtiss under silverplate, but they had a mark of MSC. Maybe Mr. Maltby did some solo work in sterling?
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Hello.

Dorothy Rainwater's book "Encyclopedia of American Silver Manufactures"
shows a drawing of your marks and incates they were used on sterling.

Pat.
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Post by silverly »

And with Pat's information, I can now tell that the mark to the right of sterling is a griffin. Great job!
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Post by muraille »

Great job indeed, can't thank you enough. It's such a lovely item and I hated not to know who had made it!
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