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  1. Steven S.

    Steven S. Well-Known Member

    I could use some help with this. I looked at so many on line that my eyes crossed. It's marked "Graham Mfg Co 485" inside the lid. Thanks aaaDSC02217.jpg aaaDSC02209.jpg aaaDSC02207.jpg aaaDSC02211.jpg aaaDSC02209.jpg aaaDSC02207.jpg aaaDSC02211.jpg
     
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  2. Steven S.

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    bump
     
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  3. Bakersgma

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    Can you see what the tiny print line is between Graham and MFG CO?
     
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  4. Steven S.

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    I believe it's just a spacer line.
     
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  5. Bakersgma

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    Really? Looks like there are letters.
     
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  6. Bakersgma

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    I just took the zoom up to 240%. There are definitely words there on either side of a symbol of some kind, but I can't read them.
     
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  7. Steven S.

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    I found my magnifying glass and looked at it under good light and it's just a line, a dot and then a line. The size of impressed mark is very small to begin with. I appreciate your help. I can't seem to find anything on Graham Mfg. I was hoping someone might recognize the glass pattern or have some good search terms.
     
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  8. DragonflyWink

    DragonflyWink Well-Known Member

    Can't help with the glass, but the mounts were made by a New York City based silverplating firm, my notes only show dates from 1898-1900 - their marks also show up on flatware patterns originally produced by larger concerns...

    ~Cheryl
     
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