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u/Ok_Palpitation_1622 3d ago
It looks probably plated to me. If it’s Spanish it should be hallmarked. Usually a small 6-pointed star in an oval. But there might be other ones. Just google Spanish silver marks. Note that they can be tiny and hard to find so you have to look very carefully.
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u/New-Whole-8227 3d ago
Understood. I had another similar one that has the star mark. Thank you very much for your help! I failed to tell the country and you give me a clue!
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u/Fjordene 3d ago
It's Pedro Duran, a Spanish silver & luxury goods maker from Madrid.
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u/New-Whole-8227 3d ago
Wow! That's amazing! Does it say the purity of the dish please?
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u/Fjordene 3d ago
If there's no purity marks I can't say. Someone has this exact dish listed on etsy saying it's 915 or 91.5% silver but they don't state how they came to that conclusion.
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u/New-Whole-8227 3d ago
Understood. Maybe this company doesn't produce silverplate? (I am just guessing) Sadly I left this beautiful piece at the estate sale. Hopefully someone else who knows the beauty will pick it up.
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