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thanks!

can you venture a year for this spoon?

sherbie

yes, it appears to be a capital "U", that matches an 1815 London datemark. i don't have access to the Glasgow datemarks to match it up. so the general consensus is 1840?
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this appears to date to 1815, Glasgow. i read that hallmarks weren't implemented in Glasgow until 1819. Could this be provincial silver? any idea on maker "PA"?
thanks!
sherbie


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can anyone help identify these marks on a silverplated stuffing spoon?
thanks!
sherbie

hey aussie,

i believe it is the Elkington Co. thank you! i read the link: they discussed date marks, but didn't have a key. the only thing left is to figure out the date mark. let me know if you know!

thanks again,

sherbie

thanks!

can you tell age from these marks? also, have any idea what the "A" means?

sherbie

ok......i think i worked out the photo link. here is a 12" stuffing spoon that i haven't a clue on. not sure if it is silverplate or sterling (no apparent sterling marks). any help or clues would be greatly appreciated!! thanks! sherbie http://sv1.letmehost.com/sv1/7/PA240035.JPG http://sv1.letmehos...

Just acquired a 12" stuffing spoon. Haven't worked out the photos yet, but here is what I know: the marks on the spoon are, from left to right: - an "A" on its side (there is an inch gap between the "A" and the grouping of subsequent five markings described following) - a sc...