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R. Wallace & Sons maker's marks

Compare 2 source-linked mark variants recorded under R. Wallace & Sons. These are reconstructions for comparison, not source photographs or authentication evidence.

Mark variant 1

R. Wallace & Sons: Three abstract source-order silhouettes, central group formed by crossed diagonal upper strokes above a narrow flared lower body; line reconstruction.
Line reconstruction
R. Wallace & Sons: Three abstract source-order silhouettes, central group formed by crossed diagonal upper strokes above a narrow flared lower body; oxidized reconstruction.
AI-assisted oxidized reconstruction

Three abstract source-order silhouettes, with the central group formed by crossed diagonal upper strokes above a narrow flared lower body.

Low confidence comparison reconstruction.

Mark variant 2

R. Wallace & Sons: Uppercase W, one abstract double-oval device with two disconnected curved strokes, and uppercase C inside one rectangular cartouche; line reconstruction.
Line reconstruction
R. Wallace & Sons: Uppercase W, one abstract double-oval device with two disconnected curved strokes, and uppercase C inside one rectangular cartouche; oxidized reconstruction.
AI-assisted oxidized reconstruction

Uppercase W, one abstract double-oval device with two disconnected curved strokes, and uppercase C inside one rectangular cartouche.

Low confidence comparison reconstruction.

Market evidence for R. Wallace & Sons

0.71–0.80× melt — the middle half of observed sold-price-to-silver-value ratios, from 9 weighable lots across 6 auction houses. Each lot uses the silver reference at its sale date.

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