maker's mark

Look closely to see the maker's mark on this pipe.

"Yet it seems to me that I know this maker's mark.

That was why the Maker's Mark sat on the table in front of him.

Each silver maker has his or her own, unique maker's mark.

Five of them have the maker's mark, and Deforyan issue numbers.

Below the area reserved for the award serial number is the maker's mark.

They are different from maker's marks that indicate the origin of manufacture.

This makes his pieces identifiable, even though he did not sign them or apply a maker's mark.

I hadn't even thought about a maker's mark.

The trash can held an empty bottle of Maker's Mark.

He examined it from all angles, running his fingers over the maker's mark carved in its base.

Sturm held the ring up to the light, trying to find an inscription or maker's mark.

A hundred, and a thousand more,' she said, with a feeble 'But no maker's mark.

Daja flipped the dish over, searching for the maker's mark.

A bottle of Maker's Mark also appears regularly in his movies.

Although there was a maker's mark, he said, it lacked London hallmarks and a date.

An 18th-century primitive chair with forged iron carrying the maker's mark sells for $375.

There was no owner's name and no monogram, not even a maker's mark.

The otherwise plain reverse bore the maker's mark and the award serial number.

Many manufacturers did not include a maker's mark on their product, and some did for only part of the time they produced the glass.

Maker's Mark is sold in squarish bottles which are sealed with red wax.

The town is best known as the home of the Maker's Mark bourbon distillery.

Is there a maker's mark or name?

Maker's Mark was expensive when it was introduced, but still sells for around $15 a bottle.

Maker's Mark is distilled at only 115 proof.