Towle Flatware Sterling or Plate?

[Charmin]

Got a whole bag of flatware for $5 at a garage sale-----there were a bunch of misc. patterns/pieces all thrown in together.

Can you guys help me identify this pattern on these pieces?

The stamp on the back has the makers name(Towle) , a "T" inside a shield, & C.1968.

And is this just silverplate or is it actually silver? Would it be marked Sterling if it was silver?






Also in this bag was a beautiful set of International Deepsilver Silverplate, "Rochambeau" pattern, 47 pieces! (Looks like that pattern sells pretty good on ebay . )



And there was one small, slotted spoon mixed in bunch that is marked "Sterling" and some other kind of mark---looks kinda like an owl with a "w" in the middle of it?
Anyone know who the maker is on this piece>


Thanks for looking and any help!!

 

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[frankendime]

Definately got your moneys worth. Very nice patterns. All I know bout this is if it is not marked sterling or .925 or aged. It's plated. Nice Find!

 

[creeper71]

My best guess off hand for the sterling spoon would be Weidlich Sterling Spoon Co the spoon is repousse so may be more valueable as a collectors peice rather then a scrap peice. can't remember the pattern off hand

 

[Charmin]

Definately got your moneys worth. Very nice patterns. All I know bout this is if it is not marked sterling or .925 or aged. It's plated. Nice Find!

Thanks for the info, frankendime!

 

[Charmin]

My best guess off hand for the sterling spoon would be Weidlich Sterling Spoon Co the spoon is repousse so may be more valueable as a collectors peice rather then a scrap peice. can't remember the pattern off hand

Thanks creeper---I'll do some more research using the name you provided! Appreciate the help!!