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Posted 7 months ago
MattyG
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I picked this very nice sterling silver plate up at my local Goodwill store a little over a year ago. The engraved initials appear to read, "DRMN" if i'm not mistaken. It's diameter measures 10" across and has a 1" depth. It weighs 7.6 ounces and is marked Sterling on the back and there is no hallmarks.
It shows some wear and a few light dings, but overall a beautiful piece in my opinion, and currently displayed on of my fireplace mantles. I rarely stop at Goodwill, but after viewing all Bellin68's amazing finds, I feel like heading there now : )
As a pleasure picker with little knowledge I feel I should hit Help button with every post, so any additional information would be appreciated.
Sterling Silver PlatesThroughout most of the 18th and 19th centuries, plates were among the least…
stunning and very beautiful and i would say that this is a very beautiful goodwill find :)
Thanks for the love and comment Bellin68. That is a rare find for my GW, your's seem's to be a real honey hole of goodies.
I am so JEALOUS!!! OR ENVIOUS!!! OR BOTH!!!
I rarely get lucky like that, I won't tell you about recent jewelry jackpot lots I won then, for $1 per loaded tray with sterling, 14k and 10k and tons of signed vintage Sarah Coventry, Coro, and Kirks Folly etc. to name a few. Every once in a blue moon I catch them sleeping. I