Mark variant 1
Source-recorded mark text: Stone, Hammer, Sterling
The grouped mark preserves the stylized Stone word, the hammer form crossing above it, STERLING below, and a separate G.
Low confidence comparison reconstruction.
Maker's mark comparison reference
Arthur Stone maker's marks
Compare 1 source-linked mark variant recorded under Arthur Stone. These are reconstructions for comparison, not source photographs or authentication evidence.
- Source location statements
- Gardner, Massachusetts
- Source date statements
- 1901 - 1937
Market evidence for Arthur Stone
0.67–2.60× melt — the middle half of observed sold-price-to-silver-value ratios, from 14 weighable lots across 9 auction houses. Each lot uses the silver reference at its sale date.
Reviewed maker-name auction examples
- ARTHUR STONE Silver and Gilt Inlaid Fluted “Iris” Vase, Herbert A. Taylor, Craftsman
USD 17,500 · Grogan & Company · 2026-05-06 - Arthur Stone Oval Sterling Tray
USD 1,600 · Schwenke Auctioneers · 2026-02-17 - Set of Four Arthur Stone Silver Casters
USD 800 · STAIR · 2026-01-29
Prices remain in their original currencies; buyer-premium inclusion is unknown. These are maker-name matches in lot titles.
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