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I recentely purchased a silver pocket watch, according to the seller, he said its 1874, but I cannot match the letter mark "Z" with any date on the british/birmingham date mark, would anyone help please. and I also can not found out the maker's mark of "W.E", many thanks! http://...

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This is my friend's silver watch, and we haven't seen this type of mark before, would anyone advice please, where and when? many thanks! http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4071/4369106610_accc5e68d3_b.jpg http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2797/4368358615_540366ffc3_b.jpg (admin photo edit - images too larg...

Can I suggest that this piece is too grand to be a jardiniere, rather that it is an ice bucket... and a 'high class' piece at that. Best wishes, Mike. Thanks Mike, it really is a splendid piece, and I feel so privilege to own it, I call it Jardeniere is because the shop used to call it, I just focu...

Hi, Welcome to the Forum. E. Grimes & Co would have been the retailers of this piece, they are noted as being clockmakers in Bideford in 1886. It would have quite normal for a retailer to mark an item such as this. The firm of Wakely & Wheeler (James Wakely and Frank Clarke Wheeler) trace t...

I just puchased this victorian silver jardinière, all I know is that its from 1892, London, work of Wakely & Wheeler, really hoping to know more about it, please give your opinion I would be really grateful! Also on the bottom of the piece, there is a name of a company engrave on it, its "...