I have recently purchased a silver tea set from an estate sale for my mother as a birthday gift. I am having and extremely hard time finding out about the silversmith mark on the pieces. I do not have any pictures as yet, but would like to see if anyone else might know, or have an idea, as to how one would go about finding such a thing.

The mark is in a round oval with Roman Silversmith EPO. Each piece is numbered.
If any of you could help me out, please, any help would be appreciated greatly. I would love to be able to give my mother a little history on the set, if at all possible.

Thank you in advance,


sissy2373:confused:

Hi Sissy,
Without a picture, it is hard to know what to look for. If possible, can you provide a photo of the item. This link is for one of many sites for silvermarks. You said it was a Roman silversmith. --- Ace.

Dutch Hallmarks - Encyclopedia of Silver Marks, Hallmarks & Makers' Marks (http://www.925-1000.com/Fnetherlands_Date_Code.html)

Hi again,
This is also a great place to try to identify what you are looking for. Ace

GORHAM ROMAN (STERLING, 1855) at Replacements, Ltd (http://www.replacements.com/webquote/GS_ROMAN.htm)

Does the set that you have look like any of those that you might find on the pages of the following image search? If so, which one(s), please?

Thanks!

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