Sterling teaspoon

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  1. i need help

    i need help Moderator Moderator

    1C2E0EFC-9126-43B7-837F-BE4A50131F7C.jpeg FCC3D30A-FFC0-40E2-9D2F-9DC0DEAB7164.jpeg 6DA40C56-0E74-4D64-B9B1-3491679FC87F.jpeg Hi Everyone,
    I bought this as I was curious about the mark :), and I thought the pattern was Classy.
    There is a B on the back of the bowl, is that an apprentice mark or something else?

    it looks like a serpent head, but let me know if it gets oriented another way.
    Thank you for looking. :)
     
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    Bakersgma, Jul 11, 2020
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    i need help, Jul 11, 2020
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    Bakersgma Well-Known Member

    According to Rainwater, the B was a weight indicator. B for "trade" or "medium."
     
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    Thank you, that’s funny. When I opened it I thought it felt heavyish.
     
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    Looking at others now, it is unrecognizable as an Indian head. :hilarious:
     
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