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Have a good night, i'm unboxing more of my scrap silver collection, are this flatware international silver co., Josephine pattern, 1907? I can't find more info. Thanks

 

Looks like Abbottsford.

http://www.sterlingflatwarefashions.com/Patterns/Intl1.html

 

I'm not sure what other information you are looking for Moeller, but in case you are looking to properly identify piece names, here's a link to the Replacement list of pieces in the Abbottsford pattern.

https://www.replacements.com/webquote/insabb.htm

 

Correct, i found in replacement ltd, but in other page says josephine. Now on ebay i found abbottsford by Simpson Hall Miller. Its a nice set, but incomplete.
Thanks Bakersgma!

 

Simpson, Hall & Miller was one of the firms that became part of International Silver in 1898 (which is where the S on the knight's shield came from) International did continue use of the Simpson, Hall and Miller marks and name for a while following. The knight/S mark was the SHM mark prior to the creation of International. See here: http://www.sterlingflatwarefashions.com/Silversmiths/SSS7.html

I am unaware of any International Silver or SHM sterling flatware pattern named Josephine.

 

I found this image, that's why i said Josephine.

 

What site is that from?

 

The Josephine pattern of the 3 other companies mentioned below the picture is a different design.

http://www.sterlingflatwarefashions.com/Patterns/Howard.html

 

Screams for a monogram.

Debora

 

http://www.chineseargent.com/home/international-silver-co-patterns-15

 

I think Screaming for a cleaning. LOL

 

They are clearly mistaken. Makes me wonder how valid the rest of the information on that site is.

 

Thanks for your help, again.

 

and now International Silver products are made in China

 

Sadly.

 

I agree...Soooo sad!