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This blog is an exploration of silver and silver plate. It is just a small record of my experiences, hunting, researching and playing with silver and silver plate. One of the most frustrating parts of silver collecting it the lack of research data compiled in one place. I hope to correct this. I hope that parts of it can be useful to you. If you do find it useful please feel free to leave a comment. If you use any information here please leave a link to the post for others.
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I found something similar to this in very way except it says five on the bottom under the Quadruple WR New York, do you think it is authentic if so, could you tell me anything about it?
ReplyDeleteHello, how do? I wonder if there are any catalogs about silver online? I have a Quadruple New York Child's cup, number 114, and I can't find the design anywhere. I'm interested in the year, not the value -- it has the child's name engraved on it -- I wonder what happened to him and why it was floating around for me to pick up. At any rate, thank you for having this blog, organizing information is the toughest part of historical research. If I can learn anything about the cup, I will write about it in my blog.
ReplyDeleteThanking you, Brenda Reed
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I have this one . I have nothing sold to assess value by.
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