Hallmark help, please someone, anyone.....

[ButtonUrLipsTN]

thrift store find.....anyone recognize this hallmark? I have not been able to identify it, its driving me crazy! lol

 

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[Jose The Goon]

The hallmark seems to be a 4-leaf clover inside a horseshoe.
From my searches, the general consensus seems to be that it is the hallmark of Parks Bros. & Rogers Providence, Rhode Island (1892-1930) but, no one seems to know for sure. A few people over the years have had the same question as you, & responses have been kind of "iffy".
Here's a few links to check out to begin your search. Maybe someone here, or you yourself can come to some sort of definitive conclusion. It seems that Park Bros. & Rogers made many different styles of cuff links, & collar studs etc. Good luck !!

Cufflinks with a 4-Leaf Clover inside a Horseshoe Hallmark??

Hello, I have some cufflinks that I believe are silver. They have a hallmark that I’ve never seen and I cannot locate any information on the internet. There is a 4-leaf clover inside of a horseshoe. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance!

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Anyone know this mark? Shamrock in a horseshoe

These are cuff links and pretty old. The ship is the America's Cup winner Puritan from 1885. These could be pretty old.

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Collar Stud Parks Bros. & Rogers Providence, Rhode Island (1892-1930) Intaglio Gladiator Spartan

Collar Stud Parks Bros. & Rogers Providence, Rhode Island (1892-1930) Intaglio Gladiator Spartan

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Parks Bros. & Rogers Inc. – Antique Jewelry University

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Cuff link with clover leaf inside horseshoe hallmark:
(notice that the in image below the horseshoe is facing up with the clover stem on top. Facing up is for good luck)

 

[Red-Coat]

Yes, it is one of the trademarks used by Parks Bros. and Rogers Inc. of Providence, RI. Below are the marks they were using at the time of the 1922 edition of the annual ‘Jeweler’s Index’ produced by Keystone Publishing.

Although the company dates are generally given as c.1892 – c.1930 (and possibly as late as 1934), I believe that particular mark may not have seen use until c.1915. Although it’s sometimes accompanied by the word ‘Trademark’, they don’t appear to have formally registered it as such, so dates are a bit uncertain.

 

[CRUSADER]

Yes, it is one of the trademarks used by Parks Bros. and Rogers Inc. of Providence, RI. Below are the marks they were using at the time of the 1922 edition of the annual ‘Jeweler’s Index’ produced by Keystone Publishing.

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Although the company dates are generally given as c.1892 – c.1930 (and possibly as late as 1934), I believe that particular mark may not have seen use until c.1915. Although it’s sometimes accompanied by the word ‘Trademark’, they don’t appear to have formally registered it as such, so dates are a bit uncertain.

Great information. I don't have these types of reference books & before I read your answer my assessment fitted your attribution in that;
It's NOT a Hallmark, as it looked silver plated. (Company Registered Trademark makes sense)
It's construction & style/appearance looked early 20th C.
Mother of Pearl inserts.

Mark as solved.

 

[ButtonUrLipsTN]

The hallmark seems to be a 4-leaf clover inside a horseshoe.
From my searches, the general consensus seems to be that it is the hallmark of Parks Bros. & Rogers Providence, Rhode Island (1892-1930) but, no one seems to know for sure. A few people over the years have had the same question as you, & responses have been kind of "iffy".
Here's a few links to check out to begin your search. Maybe someone here, or you yourself can come to some sort of definitive conclusion. It seems that Park Bros. & Rogers made many different styles of cuff links, & collar studs etc. Good luck !!

Cufflinks with a 4-Leaf Clover inside a Horseshoe Hallmark??

Hello, I have some cufflinks that I believe are silver. They have a hallmark that I’ve never seen and I cannot locate any information on the internet. There is a 4-leaf clover inside of a horseshoe. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance!

www.silver-collector.com

PLEASE Help Identify this Hallmark! - www.925-1000.com

Antique Silver Hallmark Identification Forums

www.925-1000.com

Anyone know this mark? Shamrock in a horseshoe

These are cuff links and pretty old. The ship is the America's Cup winner Puritan from 1885. These could be pretty old.

community.ebay.com

Collar Stud Parks Bros. & Rogers Providence, Rhode Island (1892-1930) Intaglio Gladiator Spartan

Collar Stud Parks Bros. & Rogers Providence, Rhode Island (1892-1930) Intaglio Gladiator Spartan

www.hondesia.com

Parks Bros. & Rogers Inc. – Antique Jewelry University

www.langantiques.com

Cuff link with clover leaf inside horseshoe hallmark:
(notice that the in image below the horseshoe is facing up with the clover stem on top. Facing up is for good luck)

A thousand times apologize for the late thank you!!!! Completely didnt see your response until right now? So...thank you!!!

 

[Jose The Goon]

^ Don't worry about it. No apology necessary. We are all in the same boat here. Everyone contributes to try to get to the bottom of our questions & try to pinpoint the exact answer, which many times can be illusive. I enjoy searching for answers & learning new things as I go along. Everyone has a different knowledge to share & different levels of expertise, but we all have 2 things in common.....this website & all the aspects of Treasure Hunting !! Cheers & Happy Hunting !!

 

[Digger RJ]

View attachment 2003321 View attachment 2003321 thrift store find.....anyone recognize this hallmark? I have not been able to identify it, its driving me crazy! lol

Nice!!! Congrats!!!

 

[boogeyman]

Nice!!! Congrats!!!

I'm going to guess German. I've seen similar is it silver plate with oyster shell?