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Many thanks Phil

Now that you have given me that it's a lot easier to find now.

Hello all I think many years ago I had one of these but so much time has elapsed I have forgot what it is connected to, I am assuming its a cap badge and may be military associated? Hallmarked from Sheffield in 1841 with the makers mark being William Briggs. Thanks in advance for any help with it: R...

Thanks for your thoughts,

Nothing else being suggested so at the moment it is the leading contender, Thank you

Colin

Hello all. I wonder if anyone can say for certain what this item is? It carried the makers mark of William Knight II and will date to around 1820 On first glance one would think its an apple corer , however the blade is straight and not curved like an apple corer, so then we think maybe a fruit knif...

HI all Does anyone know the maker of this Austrian 900 grade silver and enamel box? Marked 2 for 900 and A for Vienna The makers mark is LW, any assistance would be appreciated. Regards, Colin https://i.postimg.cc/KYgdJKBd/P2860584.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/T3szVjLV/P2860585.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/...

Appears I have found the answer.

Would appear to be a strawberry spoon

Hi all. I wonder if anyone can tell me exactly the purpose of this very heavy Christofle spoon, only thing I can think of it is an actual spoon rest? It is very heavy, weighing 194g and measures 163mm in length and 100mm across. Mark would appear to be the one used from 1935, not sure if this mark w...

Thanks Trev,

Appears this one might be a bit trickier than I had at first thought.

Regards,
Colin

Hi Phil

Thanks for your thoughts on it as well.
Regards,
Colin

Thanks for your thoughts.

It is the only answer thus far so its noted and taken on board.

Thanks again,
Regards,
Colin

Hi all. I feel I have seen this double dolphin like crest before but for the life of me I can not remember whats its for, does anyone know? Elkington & Co, Birmingham 1903 Thanks in advance, Regards, Colin https://i.postimg.cc/Qdz57rfF/P2860216.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/3N3Dhrxc/P2860217.jpg http...

Thanks for that.

Regards,
Colin

HI all, Wondering, does this even have a pattern name? Decorated with animals. Spoon is Scottish and hallmarked from Edinburgh in 1824 with the makers mark of William Scott Peat, The fork is English and hallmarked from London in 1810, makers mark indistinct. Thanks in advance, Colin https://i.postim...

Brilliant, another one I would never have found.

Thanks once again for your time and assistance.

Colin

Thanks for your responses.

Maybe someone can clarify the number 69 for certain.

Hello all. Can anyone assist with this spoon, I am thinking its Scandanavian or possibly German. Looking for maker, origin and date if at all possible. First mark appears to be (69) second mark (LH), third mark 13 1/3 which will be Loth Thanks in advance Regards, Colin https://i.postimg.cc/MZ0D4MDP/...

Many thanks for your answer.

Regards,
Colin

Hello all. I wonder if anyone can assist with this crest, it has a pendant like part coming from the bottom of the crest and I have been informed it may well be connected to the Order of the Garter and if so it may have been owned by someone of importance. Any assistance would be greatly received Th...

Many thanks,

Most helpful indeed

From a post a few months ago This shows the same maker which is Hungarian, so quite probable the box is Hungarian made, went to Sweden for exhibition and acquired the Swedish import marks as well as the double arrow mark as when finished at exhibition it went back to Hungary? https://www.925-1000.co...