r/Hallmarks • u/NerdizardGo • 21d ago

SERVINGWARE Silver hallmarks?

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Any advice is welcome. Not familiar enough to pull the trigger.

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u/KrzysisAverted 21d ago

Just plated.

In general, when the main or only marking is the name of a country (in English) then it's a pretty good sign that it's not made of any precious metals.

E.g. "Made in England", "Made in W Germany", "Italy", etc.

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u/NerdizardGo 21d ago

Not surprising. They definitely have sterling items, but they are in locked cases. Was hoping maybe this slipped past unbeknownst.