maker's mark

American  

noun

1. the personal mark of a goldsmith or silversmith, struck on the completed pieces.

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Example Sentences

At the morning coffee break, over bagels and orange juice, he asked if I liked Maker’s Mark.

From Washington Post

“They brought the projections of what the payments would be for 10, 20, 30 years,” said Josh Ballard, a city council member in Loretto, home of the Maker’s Mark distillery.

From Seattle Times

“I’m here today asking you to honor our handshake with the bourbon industry,” said Josh Ballard, a city council member in Loretto, home of the Maker’s Mark distillery.

From Seattle Times

American silver, however, often carried only the maker’s mark.

From New York Times

There will also often be a date mark, a maker’s mark and even a town mark.

From New York Times