maker's mark
noun
An identifying mark struck by the maker on a piece of gold, silver, or plate.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Arthur Ryland (1807–1877), lawyer and local politician.
- on the sea
- on the shelf
- on the sick
- on the side
- on the side of the angels
- on the skew
- on the skids
- on the slide
- on the slops
- on the sly
- on the spot
- on the spur of the moment
- on the square
- on the stocks
- on the streets
- on the strength of
- on the stroke of ——
- on the table
- on the telephone
- on the tiles
- on the tip of one's tongue
- on the town
- on the trot
- on the turn
- on the turps