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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;RLM Stamps, post: 10552410, member: 18784&quot;]Very possible it could have been split up. I ended up with a large amount of silver that I am now finding the time to look at. A lot of Gorham, Read and Barton, Watson Newell &amp; Co, Pardon Miller, B. H. Tisdale etc. mostly from early to mid 1800&#039;s. My great great grandfather was a jewelry manufacturer in Providence, R.I. Levi L. Burdon. His company was Burdon Seamless Wire Co. In some of the Jewelry Manufactures journals we have, they state that he refined 5,000 ounces of gold per day and was the most reputable in this industry in the world. Some of the equipment he invented is still in the Providence R.I. Jewelry Museum. Thank you kindly for your help. I may need to ask some other questions in the future.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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