These marks are a mystery to me

[piper]

I am posting on the American board because I am guessing it is most likely that these spoons come from the USA (or possibly Canada). All the marks are worn, so identifying them is especially difficult. https://plus.google.com/photos/11185131 ... 8993722305

[dragonflywink]

Hi ~ your pictures are not viewable - please see: How to Add Images

Many members will not click on links, embedded images are preferred, Postimages.org is recommended...

~Cheryl

[piper]

Thanks dragonflywink.
I will re post under "Marks are mystery to me...better pictures."

Piper

[dragonflywink]

No need for a new topic, just post them here.

~Cheryl

[piper]

I tried to attach pictures of complete items, but I kept getting an error message saying image could only be 1000 pixels wide.
Anyway, I hope this image is more helpful.

Thanks
Bruce

[dragonflywink]

Believe that's Joseph Wolstenholme of Sheffield, England - mid 19th century electroplate or nickel silver...

~Cheryl

[piper]

Thanks, Cheryl. I looked up the name you gave at this site
http://www.silvercollection.it/electrop ... WZdue.html
Some of the images on the spoons are on different marks used by Wolstenholme. I am curious about the first (far left) symbol, and whether there is a particular symbol that indicates it is plated. I have seen EPNS and BP in other examples.
Regards
Bruce