Quick question on Is this Sterling??

Hi...was online last night and found this 3" in length "solid silver" they said, toast rack that I love.....I don't know my hallmarks, so am posting this pic to see if the "Wise Ones" can identify if any of them "say" sterling......I already have a silver plated one, a bit larger, but don't want another silver plated......asking price is $79........any ideas? The pic is from online and can't clear it up any more......Thanks SO much in advance!!!!!!

 

I think so - British, Birmingham? Can't read the date letter, but perhaps U?

 

Looks like a sterling mark to me too.....

 

No doubt about it. British sterling.

 

Okee Dokee!!!!! Now, I think I'll go buy it!!!!!!! Thank you all so much!!!!

 

AAAARRRGGGHHH........GONE-INNAFLASH!!!!!! I only looked at it LATE last night!!! Didn't even get to make an offer!!!!
But saw another one on eBay for about 1/4 the price.....I just don't do eBay.....AH WELL......I really shouldn't be buying anyway.....maybe the GODS spoke!!!

 

The British idea of 'toast,' is toasted bread. Need not be hot. Need not even be warm. To further stiffen the stuff, it is placed in a toast rack.

I do not much care for cold toast.

But I absolutely LOVE toast racks!

 

Hi,
I love toast racks also but I use mine as a letter holder on my desk.
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I have a nice little sterling tea service my Mom gave to me, but as I said the toast rack is plated and a little bigger......ergo the search for a smaller one! Maybe I'll post a pic of the service someday when I get it polished!!!! HATE to polish

 

Now, why didn't I think of doing that???????????????????

 

My Dad also......

 

That sucks.....the heart design is very nice !!

 

Sterling silver toast-racks...they really don't fancy things up like that no more...

 

Do you recall that wonderful toast rack I posted photos of a while back? Looked like lily pads. It didn't weigh much, but it sold for over £230 quid. For a friend, sadly.

 

"The British idea of 'toast,' is toasted bread. Need not be hot. Need not even be warm. To further stiffen the stuff, it is placed in a toast rack"

This explains a lot .......

 

That ain't MY idea of toast!

 

Owned - no 'soldiers?'

 

Marmite soldiers with a dippy egg. Hm. I feel lunch coming on.....