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Help ID marks on large pewter dish

Posted: Thu Oct 10, 2019 6:41 pm
by slimbert
I'm looking for help identifying marks on a large pewter dish.

The dish is 13 1/2" in diameter and 1 5/8" tall.

On the rim of the dish are six stamped letters (each about 3/8" tall). They appear to be:

I V E
S C L

On the bottom of the dish are two marks (each about 3/4" tall).

One appears to be a flower and "I. A. V. G" .

The other appears to be an angel with a sword and "I. A. V. GIESSEN".

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Any help estimating the age of the dish and what the marks are would be greatly appreciated.

[I realize these aren't silverplate marks, but it was recommended to use this forum category to ask for help]

Re: Help ID marks on large pewter dish

Posted: Fri Oct 11, 2019 2:20 am
by oel
Hi, welcome to the forum. Dutch pewter mark. IAVG for J. A. van Giessen, active in the city of Heusden, around 1775.
For more answers you could contact Nederlandse TinVereniging Secretariaat: Mw. Lucinda Timmermans .
https://www.nederlandsetinvereniging.nl/qa.php
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Good luck and please keep us informed.

Peter