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Saved this pair from local refinery with silver price.

The three crown mark looks like Sweden silver mark, which is said start to use after 1901.(From: https://www.silvercollection.it/DICTIONARYEUHALLMARKSWEDEN.HTML)
However, the date mark goes up to 1846-47.
Also, the maker mark is very confusing, I cannot find this maker, the closest one is George Murray in New Castle, British reg. 1805.

Is there anyone can tell me more information of this pair of stand?
I think some of the marks or stamps on it may not legitimate or faked.

 

Ayiii caramba!!
that's quite a save !!!!

@Bakersgma
@silvermakersmarks
@Any Jewelry
@Debora

 

@DragonflyWink
@MrNate

@everyone else !!!!!!!!

 

I also need your help. Come on, give me some comments.

 

The three crowns in a trefoil mark was already used in the mid-18th century but it varied somewhat. This mark is the usual one for 1846-7.

There are several Swedish makers with initials GM, it is bound to be one of them. I don't know their marks though.

 

my best help here is to rally the troops.....who have superior knowledge than I have !!!

They're stunning !!!
and a pair !!!
Wow !!

 

would you please give me some idea of the makers? Where I can find them? 925-1000 doesn’t show anything nor the silver collection.it

 

THUD ! Thats me dropping dead from envy ! Fantastic pieces !

 

The most important thing is cheap. They weigh over 3500 grams.
Spent me 6 hours to clean them. Quarter inch thick cake residues. Didn’t clean for decades.

 

There you are, scroll down to page 24, there are a few GMs:
https://www.silvercollection.it/SVEZIAMAKERS7.pdf

This is the Swedac Register, but I think there are more. I'm sure Dragonflywink can help you, komo has tagged her.

Wow, great job!

 

Absolutely gorgeous!

Welcome back, Asian Fever!

 

Thank you for your information. However, there's no maker operated in 19th century.

 

wow, those are beautiful
here is a post from the silver forum, maybe this is your maker? If you click the photobucket link at the beginning, it shows the marks on the piece


https://www.925-1000.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=16707

 

Absolutely stunning.

 

WOW, great help. Thank you so much.

 

How did you manage to get pickings on 'lemel' from a local refinery?

 

((thud)) I've found a few things with 3-crown marks on them. They were all plated.(sigh) Those however....wheeeee!

 

With the same marks as mine? Or other three marks like these?
I was also worried they are not silver when I bought them. And they are very hard to find marks. Finally, after clean, I found 3 marks on each stand.

 

I have a friend working there.

 

Swedish silverplate, not American in my case. You hit the jackpot.