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mczero1 Posts: 1 Registered: Sep 2004	posted 09-12-2004 02:17 PM Can someone tell me anything about Royal Manufacturing Co.? I have some silverware marked w/this and Solid Brazil Silver. The mark is a crown, in the top of the cross (centered), it has what looks like an inverted triangle with a round circle on top of the triangle and what looks like a cross or plus sign + (can't see this very well)... on top of the circle. Any help will be appreciated. IP: Logged
Waylander Posts: 131 Registered: Sep 2004	posted 09-12-2004 04:41 PM Hmmm, I've always thought that Brazilian Silver was one of the monikers for Nickel Silver. I quote: quote: "Many trade names were developed when nickel silver was at the height of its popularity, and especially in the Sheffield and Birmingham manufactures there was a trend to develop trade names which strongly implied a real silver content, or had "romantic" associations, often alluding to south American silver mines." (From 21-0554-nickel1.pdf Nickel Silver, German Silver and related alloys) The Royal Manufacturing Company may simply have been an idealistic trading name for a company involved in EPNS and un-plated Nickel Silver manufacture. Cheers Waylander IP: Logged
Patrick Vyvyan Posts: 640 Registered: May 2003	posted 09-12-2004 09:59 PM Someone at auction currently a collection of c.1890 business letterheads, including according to his description "Royal Manufacturing Co., Philadelphia Silversmiths." I have seen silverplate marked Royal Mfg Co which would fit this date. IP: Logged
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