Hallmark Identification

[aschanz]

Can any identify this hallmark found on a set of sterling salt and pepper shakers?
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Kpc061 ... drive_link

[dognose]

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[aschanz]

Thanks so much!

[Traintime]

See here: William Nost Co. New York,successors to Nost & Delisser: https://www.925-1000.com/americansilver_N2.html

Image re-posted:

[Traintime]

Be aware that a sterling “child’s cup” wth an engraved date of Xmas 1917 and bearing the later Nost mark (N-over-Anchor) appears on Worthpoint. This implies the dating for Nost & Delisser should be earlier. A current listed item for Nost actually carries this “N-Anchor-D” mark and is thus less than accurately identified. Not finding much in samples of this partnership.

One for the record, academic purposes only:







Later firm for comparison, academic purposes only:

[aschanz]

Thank so much. That was very helpful.