Do you know ACC STERLING mark ? Like Reed & Barton Franc

[anaf]

I own a complete flatware set hallmarked ACC STERLING 925 (with a crown + a spoon + a fork inside). The pattern is the very same as Francis I by Reed & Barton, but the hallmark is not registred in 925-1000.com . The weight of a fork is very heavy (over 100gram / 3.2oz. each). The stainless steel blades of the knives bear the same crown mark + inox and FixPat.
I would be gratefull to anyone able to give me an information about the manufacturer and the age of this flatware.

Many Thank's
Ana

[admin]

Hi Ana,
Although the marks are rendered in the American fashion, I suspect these may have been made elsewhere. Will keep it in this category and see if anyone knows it.
Regards, Tom

[Hose_dk]

Inox is a danish steel producer.
The rest of the hallmarks however are not Danish.

[admin]

Hosedk,
I thought "inox" was just the generic European term for stainless steel and not specific to any particular company.

Regards, Tom

[Bahner]

Hello, 'inox' is used in several European countries (France, Belgium, Sweden and others) and is not a makers mark. Best wishes, Bahner

[Matulda]

To be precise, inox is a French term for stainless steel, short for inoxydable.

[Hose_dk]

OK thank you - i did not know that. I just found a steel producer with that name so I thought that he was the supplyer.
So I also learned something today.

[emaliek]

I have a serving spoon of the same design and hallmarks in addition 1 AL Italian hallmark for Cesa. I believe the pattern name is Quirinale.