Sterling bracelet mark?

[diggingthe1]

I found this outside of a mine shaft. I pictured a woman waiting with a picknic basket and dropping it. I imagine it is around the early 1900’s. I looked through all the marks on the site 925-1000, I might have missed it. The mark could be worn or a faint strike. Maybe it is from Europe or somewhere else. It’s a long shot but maybe someone knows the mark? Thanks for any help! I have learned you never know. I thought it was a fancy can top for a little while. Happy hunting!

 

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[Jason in Enid]

You have an un-even stamp. it looks to be the "Webster company"

 

[diggingthe1]

Thank you Jason, I am sure you are right. I love learning about the early silversmiths. Webster’s Company started out in 1869 in Massachusetts. I am sure this is a later piece but might be worth restoring. Thank you very much for the ID!!!