The images below show markings, insignia, and patterns on tableware, glassware, silverware, and silver objects in the `Iolani Palace collections. The versions shown are not the only ones that existed, but the marks, patterns, and colors are indicative of a royal provenance. If you think you may have original items from the Palace collections, or have information about their whereabouts, please contact the Curator, The Friends of `Iolani Palace .

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Porcelain plate made by Pillivuyt of France - with coat of arms

Coat of arms on state china service

Pillivuyt hallmark on state china service

Glass plate with engraved crown and stipple pattern

Glass plate with engraved crown and stipple pattern

Amber colored wine glass

Water glass with engraved crown and stipple pattern

Wine glass with engraved crown, monogram, and stipple pattern

Decanter with engraved crown, monogram, and stipple pattern

Red wine glass with engraved crown and stipple pattern

Knife from King Kamehameha III’s table service

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King Kamehameha III monogram

King Kalakaua’s monogram with crown on silver spoon

King Kalakaua’s monogram with crown on silver fork

For additional information on marks, insignia, and motifs that may help identify Palace objects, see Iolani Palace Collections - Identifying Marks . See the following for additional information on other Palace objects and furnishings:

• Works on Paper: Stationary, Invitations, Menus, Placecards, Etc.
• The Davenport Order and Other Furniture
• Military Accessories and Clothing
• Royal Orders
• Other Objects and Furnishings
• Historic Photos
• Most Wanted List
• Collections - General