Silver Flatware - Pattern is "Washington"

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wendyalbright@juno.com unregistered	posted 01-01-2003 07:10 PM Does anyone have a photo of this pattern? I think this is what my mother had & we still have it in the family & may wish to add to it. Thanks! IP: Logged
WGS Posts: 136 Registered: Oct 99	posted 01-02-2003 09:58 AM There is an inactive pattern called "Washington" made by Dominick & Haff. It was first produced in 1905. The end of the handle is rounded. The maker's mark is something like diamond-circle-rectangle. Similarly, there is a "Washington" inactive pattern by Wallace. It was first produced in 1911. The end of the handle tapers to a rounded point. The maker's mark is usually RW stag &S. There is also a silver plate "Washington" pattern by International. Sorry, I can't help you with a photograph. ------------------ IP: Logged
Scott Martin Forum Master Posts: 11520 Registered: Apr 93	posted 01-02-2003 10:23 AM A photo of your pattern and a closeup photo of the makers marks would help us to help you. A quick review of our listing in the BOS reveals 6 makers of sterling patterns: Baltimore Silversmiths Mfg. Co. circa 1910 Dominick & Haff circa 1900-5 Howard Sterling Co. 1894 W. H. Manchester & Co. 1895 Shreve & Company Wallace Silversmiths 1911 IP: Logged

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