Antique Makers Marks

The underside is punched with a pattern number but no makers mark. Dating to c.1890, late Victorian era, it remains in good antique condition with a base diameter measuring 5 1/2" a...

The hat stand is finished with a brushwork of Chinese calligraphy and a stamped maker’s mark on the underside.

Inside the frame is an extraordinary miniature on ivory painted in grisaille, depicting the profile of a woman, executed by the renowned French painter Pierre Victor Olagnon (1786–18...

The box bears English silver hallmarks, including the lion passant for sterling silver and the maker’s mark, struck on the interior, confirming its authenticity and quality in accord...

The interior of the band bears the initials of the previous owner as well as a metal fineness mark. but no maker's mark. It's most likely American in origin and is a high-quality pie...

Each piece is stamped on the bottom with the James W. Tufts maker's mark. The tea service is missing the lid to the sugar and for that reason offered at a reduced price.

Circa 1930 The chain in photos for display purpose Marks: W maker's mark, 14K, the letter C within a spade shaped lozenge Size: 3.75 inches long, 3.69 inches wide when the spectacle...

Fascinating early 20th century pull, ideal for outdoor pursuits Displays a desirable aged patina and in good order Substantial cast iron presents consistent graphite tones Pair of ar...

The plates are each stamped with the Minton maker's mark on the back in gold and identified as made for Henry Birks & Sons Ltd. and the species of fish portrayed on the front in bloc...

A very smart oval picture frame made from French silver bearing the Minerva silver guarantee mark in two places. The makers mark is also present for Emile Langlois of 67 rue Montorgu...

It is truly an outstanding example and even though there is no makers mark, it would have certainly been designed and crafted by one of the leading cabinet makers of this period.

Adding to the beauty of this large fork is the finely engraved crest of a rampant eagle. The makers mark, W.T, is for William Tuite. In the Parliamentary Return of 1773, he was recor...

Distinctive antique ewer with Fine weathering Displays a desirable aged patina with time-worn impressions to form Lightly polished copper presents appealing amber hues Embossed fi...

The original battery lamp retains its original makers mark G.E.C. General Electric Company and from the label, this can be dated to circa 1918/1920 from historic records of the compa...

The Corinthian column bases can be used as single candlesticks or as three cup candelabras and are clearly signed on their bases with the maker's mark for Mappin & Webb.

The bowl is clearly marked as "Silver" and with Zee Sung's maker's marks and measures approximately seven inches in diameter and four and a half inches high without the stand.

Hallmarks: Stamped with French marks, the mark of the Minerva helmeted portrait inside an octagonal cartouche (Osprey-133) for the assay and warranty of the 95% silver and the maker'...

Stamped on the underside with maker's mark, "CHRISTOFLE" and "211 T." Authenticated with sticker on underside"CABINET - D'EXPERTISES FELIX MARCILHAC 17IA2."

Hallmarked English Silver, London, salts year 1876 (A), spoons year 1868 (n), Maker's mark DHCH (Daniel & Charles Houle), set comes in its original leather bound case, retailed by Ha...

The brooch is hallmarked on the back with a maker's mark of MF, a Tree, and 800 for 800 Silver.

To the reverse is a folding vermeil stand, and marks for St. Petersburg, 1896-1908, an assay mark for Jakow Ljapunow and '88' and indistinct makers mark.

The silver is fully hallmarked for Chester 1911 together with the maker's mark for the highly regarded silversmith, Grey & Co.; suppliers to luxury retailer's such as Asprey of Londo...

Each chair rises on curved cabriole style legs terminating on whorl feet. There are no visible maker’s marks. Designed for the utmost in comfort and relaxation, elegantly curved Silh...

The silver mounts bear an Austro-Hungarian hallmark “13,” indicating a silver purity of 13 lots (812/1000), along with an unidentified maker’s mark “F.” The base is weighted with pla...

H Weighing .50 ozt Showing a makers mark and the crest of a woman’s head with a moon on her forehead.

Wonderfully presented example of American luxury Displaying a desirable aged patina and in good order Sterling Silver offers bright reflective tones throughout In the distinctive ...

Of generous proportion and bright, clear finish Displaying a desirable aged patina - small firing cracks to base under close inspection Crisp white ground accentuated with light bl...

The jar is clearly marked on the underside of the base with the MacIntyre maker's mark.

Pleasingly colorful and diminutive in form Displays a desirable aged patina Ceramic in good order with quality glaze Presented against a deep blue ground, the colour palette pro...

This antique silver plated covered urn or chalice shows no maker's marks but is presumed to have been made in England in circa 1900 in the period Edwardian style.

We have not been able to find a maker's mark or signature, but this can only be the work of one witty and original artist from the Arts & Crafts era, with the right kind of workmansh...

Marked: With both the makers mark for Simons, and STERLING 1.75 inches in diameter x 2 inches high Weight: 1.174 ounces Troy Showing light wear and unpolished patina.

The teapot is raised on four cabriole legs terminating to scrolled claw feet with maidenhead masks above, the teapot with the original scrolled wooden handle, London hallmarks stampe...

The cups are stamped on the base with ‘84’, which signifies 875 grade silver, as well as the maker’s mark, 'CMW'.

Of a decent size and makes a real statement in any room! No makers mark. Excellent natural patina.

The vase has an impressed maker’s mark to the base and is numbered 8248. It also has an incised JB artist mark which we believe is for John Broad who worked around this time at Doult...

This wonderful and interesting box has a full English hallmark for Birmingham 1921. The makers mark is also present for the well renowned silversmith, A & J Zimmerman.

Signed "Sterling" on base, with no makers mark, although the design is very reminiscent of Unger Brothers Co. designs. 1890's USA.

An antique Maltese, Gran Spinat, long chain, of box links, with stars on the outer faces of each link, decorated with granulated balls, mounted in 18 carat gold, with AC makers marks...

It is stamped 585 with a maker’s mark, weighs 5.2 grams, and measures 1 1/8" by 5/8".

The side of the cap bears English sterling hallmarks, including the maker’s mark “TP”, the lion passant, and additional worn assay marks (see final image.)

Crafted in warm 14k yellow gold and hallmarked with a makers mark, the ring reflects the rich color combinations and delicate craftsmanship associated with Victorian jewelry.

This fine set was made by the prestigious Birmingham silversmiths, Levi and Salaman and all pieces are fully hallmarked, including makers mark, Birmingham anchor, and year mark f for...

The inside is stamped with the maker’s mark for Schuch’s L. Nachfolger, G. Edlauer, Vienna, suppliers to the Imperial Household, and bears the model number 18474.

Date: Early 20th Century Overall Condition: They are in overall good, as-pictured, used estate condition with some fine & light surface scratches and other signs of expected light w...

Its classic design allows the richness of the metal and the beauty of the period workmanship to remain the focus. Hallmarked with makers marks and accompanied by its original United ...

The original painted decorative surface was not retained: the frames were stripped and stained walnut, with the structure and joinery left intact. No maker's mark or label is located...

A distinctive floral-form side hinge reflects the refined decorative metalwork associated with French jewelry of the Belle Époque period, while the reverse bears a partially worn loz...

Fineness: Marked 830S Maker's mark: Marked EN for Evald Nielsen. Measurements: Height: ca. 53 mm Width: ca. 59 mm Depth: ca. 14 mm Gemstones: 3 nephrite cabochons: ca. 8 mm Weigh...

The Roman numeral enamel dial is nestled within a drum-form case supported by classical ornamentation, including rosettes, garlands, and medallions. There is no maker's mark, no key...

The look is very rich in detail and in very good overall condition, with minimal imperfections and the expected wear. We could not find a makers mark but this is heavy and well made...

The Dutch hallmarks struck to the underside of the teapot include: Maker's mark: CP (untraced) Silver quality/purity mark: Lion Passant mark with 2nd standard purity (.833, 833/1000)...

There is a old man sitting on the top as the lid handle which can be removed. There is a maker's marks on the bottom. Please check all the detailed pictures before make your decision.

The base is unglazed and bears a painted maker's mark. Chips and glaze loss are visible at the rim, consistent with age.

Made of sterling silver by Frederick Davis, a silversmith and dealer of Mexican jewelry and art in Mexico City, this barrette is stamped on the back with MADE IN MEXICO, SILVER, and ...

Date: Circa 1880 Origin: Paris, France Material: French .950 silver Maker: L. Lapar, Orfèvre Paris Hallmarks: Minerva head (1st standard), maker’s mark Dimensions: 6" diameter × 1" h...

Fully hallmarked on the reverse with the Dutch lion standard mark in a hexagonal cartouche (.833 silver), date letter, Minerva head assay office mark, and maker’s mark.