Any way to date these?

[Shinystuff]

The shakers bear the Webster Co. mark. Is there any way to date these pieces, even the time period, from the mark. There are no other marks available.

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[koolminx]

I can give a semi-un-educated guess as to the period from 1890's to 1930's. I have seen some very similar in style over in the U.K. while living there, and for the most part yours look to be Late Victorian to me...

Gary

[Shinystuff]

Thanks Gary, every little bit helps.

[balkania05]

Webster company, founded by George K. Webster in 1869 under name of G.K. Webster and Company. On January 1, 1950 it become a subsidiary of Reed & Barton of Taunton, Massachussets.In October 1958 they purchased the Frank W. Smith Silver Co.,Inc. and all the tools and dies, along with the tradename and trademark. The flatware portion of this bussiness was moved to North Attleboro from the original location in Gardner, Massachusetts.