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Hi everyone, I bought this sugar and creamer set and i have no Idea who is it from but it does have markings but do not know them, need help.
I bought this at the second hand store the same day i bought the salt and pepper shaker paid 4.99. Thanks
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LOVE THESE VERY MUCH:)
Thanks,BELLIN68 me too, especially for the price!!!
This mark cropped up recently in the item below: http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/53621-sterling-shell-dish
Are they American plate marks?
Found it!
They are the marks of the Crescent Silverware Manufacturing Company, Port Jervis, NY, USA. Founded 1922.
I posted a link at the above posting with the same marks.
vetraio50,fhrjr2 Thank you guys!!! you are both wonderful.
YOUR AWESOME bratjdd:)
Thank you BELLIN68 for you kind words, it means alot :) is all because of You and everyone else here that i get inspired. Thank you BELLIN68 & everyone for your knowledge,your time, and especially your friendship.
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