Mexican Hallmark ID?

[ronm]

My parents acquired a silver service set in Mexico in the mid-60s. I believe the eagle stamp indicates it's from Mexico City, but there's a hallmark I haven't been able to identify - while similar, I believe it's not Torres Vega. Anyone able to help?

The creamer is a sample from the set (platter, coffee and tea pitchers, creamer, sugar and cube sugar bowls). Thanks!
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[ValkyrieVixen]

A. Torres Vega does use the eagle 1 mark, which indicates Mexico City, and marks with A Torres Vega. The other mark is D.F. which also indicates Mexico City, aka Distrito Federal.

[ronm]

Thank you!
Looking at the hallmarks shown on the World Marks page, the mark for Torres Vega looks quite different (not the "V" pattern on the pieces I have)...are you saying the mark on my pieces is Torres Vega? The V pattern aside, I was suspicious that it was meant to look like it, but had a crucial difference ("A ORRES VEGA", with what seems like the top stroke of a T before Torres, but no vertical stroke)...

[ValkyrieVixen]

There is a picture in the Hougart book of your exact mark.