Mystery mark.

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paulh
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Mystery mark.

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I have searched every reference that I have to find this mark. It is on a table spoon and is rather rubbed, but it seems to be “ED”, a leopard’s head and then two indistinguishable marks. The first one being three letters or numbers and the last mark could be anything!

I have tried to enhance the picture as much as I can, but I am hoping that someone will recognise what is visible.

Paul.

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Post by dognose »

Hi Paul,

I'm Jealous! Francis Dormieux & Co. of Calcutta.

The date looks like 1816.

See: http://www.925-1000.com/AngloIndian_01.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

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Post by paulh »

Thanks Trev,

A quick response and another mystery solved. I really must find a copy of that Indian Colonial book!

Paul.
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Post by dognose »

An advertisment from Francis Dormieux & Co. that appeared in 'The Calcutta Gazette' at the same date as the above spoon, 1816.

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Trev.
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