Cn anyone help me identify these pieces?

[hassiman]

Hello,

Here are some more of my Grandparents things that I need to try and identify. Can anyone tell me what these are?

A Compote (?)

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Its hallmark:
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Here are a set of small sterling spoons:

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The hallmark on the spoons:
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Last I have 2 sets of sterling cordials and I think shot glasses???:

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Here is the smaller:

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Both sets have this hallmark:

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Anything you can tell me will be of great help.

They also have a great number of Japanese, Chinese and Korean antique ceramics. Is there a list like this one that would help me identify them?

Thanks for any any help you can give...

[Sterlingfiend]

Hi there,

The Compote is made by the M. Fred Hirsch Company- 1920-1945, succeeded by Fisher Silver Company. The spoons I believe are Japanese- They often use the 950 standard- unable to know without a makers mark but seems to fit with the other chinese/ japanese porcelains in the collection. Unsure of the goblets, what is the mark underneath the "sterling". Hope this helps! Mike