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<p>[QUOTE="evelyb30, post: 10089006, member: 36"]If I were guessing, I'd think that was restaurant ware made in or around Manhattan circa 1890. New Amsterdam is the old name for New York City, specifically Manhattan. That's about when silverplate was hot. The totally flat base makes me think restaurant or maybe railroad. Some roads didn't mark their pieces, especially broke/cheapskate routes like the CNE. If this was O&W it would have the road name on it.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="evelyb30, post: 10089006, member: 36"]If I were guessing, I'd think that was restaurant ware made in or around Manhattan circa 1890. New Amsterdam is the old name for New York City, specifically Manhattan. That's about when silverplate was hot. The totally flat base makes me think restaurant or maybe railroad. Some roads didn't mark their pieces, especially broke/cheapskate routes like the CNE. If this was O&W it would have the road name on it.[/QUOTE]
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