SILVERSMITH maker's marks

Mark variant 1

Five source-ordered groups are retained: a W-like first form, broken narrow second group, C-like third, broken looped fourth, and O-like terminal, without asserting a full transcription.

Low confidence comparison reconstruction.

Mark variant 2

The two-line uppercase WANG over HING wordmark is preserved with the original reading order and no invented enclosure.

Low confidence comparison reconstruction.

Mark variant 3

Source-recorded mark text: tack hing

The tightly spaced uppercase TACKHING wordmark is preserved in source order with worn irregular contours and no invented enclosure.

Low confidence comparison reconstruction.

Mark variant 4

CW remains at the top with no invented divider; the lower portion is kept as a compact vertical field of unresolved worn fragments rather than normalized characters.

Low confidence comparison reconstruction.

Mark variant 5

Four source-ordered groups are preserved as a P-like first form, unresolved eroded second form, and clearer 9 and 0 numerals, with no invented enclosure.

Low confidence comparison reconstruction.

Mark variant 6

Large narrow uppercase N K is preserved in source order with the dark photographed crop removed and no invented enclosure.

Low confidence comparison reconstruction.

Mark variant 7

Two source-ordered logographic-like contour groups precede exact uppercase SUNG without an enclosing border.

Low confidence comparison reconstruction.

Mark variant 8

Uppercase ONN SING is preserved inside exactly one long rectangular enclosure with the doubled photographic rim removed.

Low confidence comparison reconstruction.

Mark variant 9

Compact uppercase L C is preserved inside one rounded rectangular enclosure with the source's blunt, tightly spaced forms.

Low confidence comparison reconstruction.

Mark variant 10

One rounded rectangular cartouche contains exact uppercase YOK SANG in source order and orientation.

Low confidence comparison reconstruction.

Mark variant 11

Exactly two adjacent uppercase S forms remain, with the photographed dark crop and all unsupported frame fragments removed.

Low confidence comparison reconstruction.

Mark variant 12

One outer rectangular enclosure contains uppercase WS at left and a deliberately unresolved set of separated worn stroke fragments at right; the source orientation and sequence are retained without assigning the fragments a readable character.

Low confidence comparison reconstruction.

Mark variant 13

Uppercase LEECHING is preserved inside exactly one long rectangular enclosure, with the photographic crop edge removed.

Low confidence comparison reconstruction.

Mark variant 14

The compact vertical stack WE over WE over WC is preserved in source order with overlapping worn W forms and no invented enclosure.

Low confidence comparison reconstruction.