Hi there - is anyone able to identify the marks on this bright cut teaspoon dating from around 1800. The spoon, while charming, is rather roughly made, with hammer marks still visible where the handle joins the bowl. The engraving is also a little crude. I guess this points to a provincial or colonial origin. Three marks to the back of the stem: Lion pasant, duty mark and makers mark JH. Many thanks John
Mystery spoon
Re: Mystery spoon
Hi John,
That's Joseph Hicks. Looks like he wasn't having one of his better days!
See: http://www.925-1000.com/dlExeter.html
Regards, Trev.
That's Joseph Hicks. Looks like he wasn't having one of his better days!
See: http://www.925-1000.com/dlExeter.html
Regards, Trev.
Re: Mystery spoon
Thanks again Trev - much appreciated!