Featured Metal Tumblers

These 2 metal Tumblers are 4 inch High They were made in 1974 and have an iradescence to them. They have markings on the bottom that I sent photos of.They were given out as gifts to an occasion from sabodhbhan & Shah.
I test them and they seem to be silver but am not sure. I am wondering if the markings on the bottom tell what the tumblers are made of
Thanks

 

I Can't rightly tell what those numbers say.........sorry to say!

 

Yes I can't Either

 

me either. I'll tag some silver folks that may be able to help
@Bakersgma @MrNate @Any Jewelry @silvermakersmarks @DragonflyWink

 

Thanks Much

 

I think it is silverplate, which often tests as silver. I don't know the mark though.

 

Who or what is "sabodhbhan and Shah" ?

 

The only reference I could find online was this thread.

 

The Mark looks like “B.S” over “T.100”.
I vaguely remember Cheryl saying T.100 was used in India and Colombia.

 

They are the people I believe that had the function

 

what thread

 

Had what "function?" Where were they located? What business were they in? When?

 

The one you are looking at right now.

 

Hehe, so close - 'India and Cambodia'...

These are Indian silver water/milk glasses, similar produced in nickel silver, silverplate, and solid silver of various quality - the fineness stated not always accurate, but they are likely silver (should be more suspicious of Cambodian stamps).






~Cheryl

 

Steve what does the inscription say on the side? I don’t think my eyes deceive me that there’s writing? I think I can read the word “from”…?

 

Sorry for butting in (this is one confusing thread !)

I think the writing on the side is the aforementioned ** from sabodhbhan & Shah.**

 

wow, great eyes MrNate, I totally missed seeing the writing on the side