Hi,
Has anyone any thoughts on the maker of these teaspoons?
Just the maker's mark on this pair.
Trev.
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JC mark on Teaspoons
Hi Trev,
The mark appears somewhat distorted, possibly from stem thickening. Is it bottom marked?
Not sure, but believe there is some possibility of it being a slightly squished version of the mark of James Cox, Madras.
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Regards, Tom
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The mark appears somewhat distorted, possibly from stem thickening. Is it bottom marked?
Not sure, but believe there is some possibility of it being a slightly squished version of the mark of James Cox, Madras.
http://www.925-1000.com/AngloIndian_01.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Regards, Tom
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Hi Tom,
I'll try to get some more photos on later today.
It would be great if these were the work of Cox, but however, I'm doubtful. Cox would have no need to strike his mark prior to finishing as his work would not have had to be summited for assay, so in theory his mark should be undisturbed.
Regards Trev.
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I'll try to get some more photos on later today.
It would be great if these were the work of Cox, but however, I'm doubtful. Cox would have no need to strike his mark prior to finishing as his work would not have had to be summited for assay, so in theory his mark should be undisturbed.
Regards Trev.
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