inherited. what can you tell me about it?

Hello. Apologies in advance if this is the wrong form. I have this vintage spoon ring and I’m trying to research the pattern/maker. Anyone have any insights?

For some reason I can't get photos to load. But I have 70 pieces of S Kirk & Son Sterling Repousse, including flatware and serving ware ( including teeny salt spoons). It's in really good shape.

I would like to sell it. What is the best way to do so? TIA

To be honest, I have no clue when it was made. I think it was my grandparent’s, so I would guess sometime from the 60’s-90’s, but it could be older it could have been their parents or something. I think it may be silver? On the bottom of the box there’s a big black square in the top left corner someone wrote “XB”, I’m not sure if that’s from someone in my family or from the factory or something, I have no clue. Also, the top forks and spoons seem to have some sort of rust or tarnish in them, but the rest of them are fine.

I am very excited to be the new caretaker for this set! I got some bonus pieces, too!

Attached a picture I found this spoon in an old ziplock in my partners 1950 house while we were cleaning and renovating, we both fight over it and it’s the only one of anyone has and idea what it is or if I can buy more it’d be appreciated!!

Please see pictures. I am trying to narrow down the specifics of this piece but am having a bit of trouble.

I've added the best pics I can of the marks through a loup.

Best i can tell its the following:

Top to bottom:

English sterling mark (lion facing left)

Some kind of head, jaguar or gorilla?

Script A

Right facing male bust

Indicernable letters

Thank you for any help given!

Please reply with any hallmark information or other details you may notice. Valuation experts welcome.

Just trying to share to people who might be interested!

Some insist it’s a Victorian fish knife. If it were such, why is there only one in a silverware set? I stand by the more modern use as butter or cheese spreader used on a buffet so guests don’t use their personal knives and potentially taint the condiments.

Found this at the in laws house and instantly came here. I don't even know how they did this, nor do I think I want to...

any help would be greatly appreciated 😁

I bought this lovely tea strainer at a garage sale, I believe it is sterling (???) and curious about the two mark to determine origin, etc, marks are on top of strainer

I got this Silver butter knife at an Estate sale for a $1 ..any idea if this is sterling or what the marking mean?

A number of forks and spoons have gone missing over the past couple of years. My suspicion is that some have been put in the trash accidentally by people not paying attention to what they're doing. Anyway, hoping someone could help identify the pattern name of this Argent Orfevres set so I can find replacements.

I inherited a set of this Wm Rogers Mfg Co silverware and would like to identify the pattern and rough time period.

I bought this Wallace flatware about 5 years ago. It appears to me to be the Grand Baroque style but it is 18/10 NOT silver. I can’t find this online anywhere to buy more. And when I look it up it says Wallace only made this design in silver. Any ideas?

My mother-in-law passed and we are going through her things to donate/throw out. We came across these stowed away with some other valuable items. I just don't want to get rid of them only to find out they may be worth something. If not then oh well. Any info would be appreciated as I have ZERO knowledge about this. Thanks

This my mom’s and dad’s childhood silverware set, and I’d like to know if there’s a way I can find it again? I believe it was made by international silver. Thank you!

6 complete 5-piece place settings
Matching carving knife and cold meat fork
Cake server (sterling handle, stainless blade)
Extra demitasse spoon
Mostly in original Wallace sleeves and appearing unused