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tbrownharr Posts: 8 Registered: Jul 2002	posted 07-22-2002 02:25 PM I hope someone can help. I have been looking up some information on a 5 piece coffee/tea set that I recently inherited. The information that I have found and identified so far is as follows: The trademak is: R W (stags head) & S -- then it says STERLING -- and then the # 2807. Any information on this would be much appreciated. Thank you in advance. Terry IP: Logged
wev Moderator Posts: 4121 Registered: Apr 99	posted 07-22-2002 02:56 PM That is the mark used by R. Wallace & Sons of Wallingford CT. IP: Logged
tbrownharr Posts: 8 Registered: Jul 2002	posted 07-22-2002 02:59 PM thanks WEV. Is the 2807 a pattern number? and if so, where on the web can I find out more information on it. Thanks again. Terry IP: Logged
Scott Martin Forum Master Posts: 11520 Registered: Apr 93	posted 07-22-2002 03:25 PM What kind of information are you seeking? Did you use the Silver Salon Search function? For example this is from a prior post entitled: Wallace Bros., Co. Wallingford, CT quote: by Paul Lemieux, Moderator posted 02-14-2001 12:19 PM: ...... For some additional company information, the following paragraph comes from Rainwater: "In July 1875, Robert Wallace with his sons...and sons-in-law...formed a co-partnership under the name of Wallace Brothers for the manufacture of silverplated flatware on a base of cast steel. Manufacture of silverplated hollowware also began at this time." Hope this is informative & helps you out a little. IP: Logged

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