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Hi doc & Patrick Thanks for trying to Identify the makers mark, I am not really convinced that the first letter is a T although is has similarities with the top and bottom curves. I have been checking the letters against the Gothic script which has confirmed that Coy stamp is definitely a Gothic...

Hi Can anyone identify the makers mark for me on this set of 4 silver plated napkin rings. I cannot recognize the first letter the second letter looks like a R and the next looks like &. the next must mean son or company followed by EP http://picasaweb.google.com/Jackofoxford/NapkinRing?feat=dir...

Thanks for the makers mark Mahe = Max Heseler I will do a search on him.
you have been very helpful to me in both my searches.
Many regards
Derek

Thank you very much for identifying the makers mark I must of looked through that list half a dozen times and missed it. I have no idea what the mark is supposed to represent do you know?. Also its interesting that you know that the Pattern is N° 2350, designed by Robert Bachmaier (b. 1869, date of...

Am I correct in thinking that they are some of the early type of silver plating 1860-1900 with 90 grams of silver used in the process . The MAHE is the makers mark.
I must get more familiar with whats on the site as I thought I had looked everywhere.
Derek

Can anyone help identify this set of 6 German desert spoons, with the only marks being MAHE-90 they are quite decretive on both sides and each spoon weight is 87 grams http://picasaweb.google.com/Jackofoxford/DesertSpoon?authkey=tchZlt2Ul6w&feat=directlink" onclick="window.open(this.href);return...

Can anyone help identify the makers mark on this German teaspoon it is a set of 12 spoons but only one has a makers mark all the other ones have the half moon and crown followed by .800 The spoon weight is 21 grams http://picasaweb.google.com/Jackofoxford/TeaSpoon?authkey=eze0Tju3vDg&feat=direct...

Hi Trev
Thank you again for your help and extensive knowledge, it Shows I must do a lot more research in the future.
Regards Derek

Hi Trev Thanks for your very prompt reply, I’m now quite embarrassed about putting plate up on the sterling forum hope they move it soon. I was fooled by thinking one of the marks was BP and it was a crowned leopard in the shield. I see checking out John Round dates he had three marks At http://www....

sorry the second image is at
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Can anyone help me identify the marks on this sugar tongs, I have never been able to establish the maker, the date or where it was assayed. They look identical to other tongs posted on the forum but have totally different markings. images http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/dereks/DCP_0120.JPG" onclick="wind...