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    Posted 9 years ago

    Hamish
    (62 items)

    Well just one of the things I picked up yesterday at a boot sale. Very nice set in the original box from Paris according to the label. I am however stumped by the two marks on the front of each spoon. One is the number 18, the other may be a makers mark? Any info would be greatly appreciated as always.

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    1. Hamish Hamish, 9 years ago
      Does anyone know what the 18 stamp is within the bowl of the spoons? An Internet search hasn't helped me one bit!
    2. IVAN49 IVAN49, 7 years ago
      Maker`s mark in a rectangle for silver plated items.
      Number 18 indicates that 18 grams of pure silver was used for plating a dozen pieces.
      http://www.925-1000.com/a_platenumbers.html

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