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Dominion Jewelry Mfg. Co. maker's marks

Compare 2 source-linked mark variants recorded under Dominion Jewelry Mfg. Co.. These are reconstructions for comparison, not source photographs or authentication evidence.

Source location statements
Toronto, Ont., Canada
Source date statements
c.1900 - 1910, Souvenir spoons and small sterling items. Became part of Breadner Mfg. after 1910.

Mark variant 1

Dominion Jewelry Mfg. Co.: One horizontal mark: a small rounded rectangular punch at left contains a visible D-like character and a second indistinct character; upp…; line reconstruction.
Line reconstruction
Dominion Jewelry Mfg. Co.: One horizontal mark: a small rounded rectangular punch at left contains a visible D-like character and a second indistinct character; upp…; oxidized reconstruction.
AI-assisted oxidized reconstruction

One horizontal mark: a small rounded rectangular punch at left contains a visible D-like character and a second indistinct character; uppercase STERLING follows; one rounded square punch at right contains a blocky vertical-and-bar symbol.

Low confidence comparison reconstruction.

Mark variant 2

Dominion Jewelry Mfg. Co.: Worn broad D and adjacent narrow J-like form in their source order and approximate proportions; the unsupported tiny motif has been omitted; line reconstruction.
Line reconstruction
Dominion Jewelry Mfg. Co.: Worn broad D and adjacent narrow J-like form in their source order and approximate proportions; the unsupported tiny motif has been omitted; oxidized reconstruction.
AI-assisted oxidized reconstruction

Worn broad D and adjacent narrow J-like form are preserved in their source order and approximate proportions; the unsupported tiny motif has been omitted.

Low confidence comparison reconstruction.

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