Gosh was so looking forward to knowing what that mark was hoping for a date. I've seen it on other Int'l pieces (etsy,ebay, Ruby Lane)with claims it was a date mark with such a broad range 1910-40s just thought I'd ask antiquesilver, she'd know & do appreciate your time looking it up. My dish I assumed from maybe within 10 year from when Mom rec'd from her Aunt. Here are the pics lindac. Am I in the right ballpark? 40's? 3.5" tall, weight of 22oz thicker wall yet similar to Paul Revere style bowls without the curved out lip. None of my .925silver P Rever bowls are this thick (wish they were). I had to leave the lid on because the flash keeps going off-even though it's shut off and the room lighting is fine. Turn off room light & then the flash wont come on. GETTING A NEW CAMERA TOMORROW, this one is junk! By the way lindac, the 78 try attempt earlier was not using the zoom, camera just kept flipping to 'auto focus' and blurred it out.LOL My old Yashica NEVER gave me the fits this one has.

Thanks! I thought that was probably it..any ideas about the 18?

It's silver plate....the number on the bottom is the design or model number I don't know the history of the Old colony mark...but Rogers made a flatware called Old Colony. Does the handle detach from the lid for easy cleaning? It's very pretty and very useful.

Brenda....what is the marking on the back? and how big are the spoons...more to the point how much do they weigh. If they are sterling and tea spoon size, they are worth about $15 to $30 each depending on the desirability of the pattern. If they are serving spoon size, they may be worth as much as $60 each....again dependingon the weight. If they are plated, they may be worth $1 to $5 each...again depending on the desirability of the pattern. What is the mark on the back? and how long are they.