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That's great, thanks for the info!

Hi All, I have a nice sugar bowl and milk jug I cannot identify the maker. Pictures below. Makers mark reads 'SF' - 'AJF' ? I believe the other marks date it to 1889, Sheffield. Thanks in advance, Harry https://www.925-1000.com/pics/Ximg.jpg https://www.925-1000.com/pics/Ximg.jpg

Hi all,

I have the chance to buy a valuable silver Corinthian oil lamp.
I am hoping someone may be able to help me out with the marks that are on it.

Thanks in advance,
Harry.

Hi Trev,

It's 7.5cm tall, and yes the top section does come off to reveal a shallow recess in the top part of the piece.
Could it be a candle holder? But then why have the top removable lid?

Harry

Nice one Phil, Thanks

Thanks Trev

Can anyone help ID the maker/year mark on this brush please?

Can anyone help ID the maker/year mark on this silver comb please?

Can anyone help ID the maker/year mark on this brush please?

Can anyone help ID the maker/year mark on this silver mirror please?

Can anyone help ID the maker/year mark on this spoon please?

As before, I also have some napkin rings I could do with getting the maker/year mark identified.

Wow, thanks Phil.
You know your stuff.

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Thanks again,
Harry

I have come by some spoons, napkin rings and a mirror set i was hoping someone could help with identifying the hallmarks, i.e maker and year etc... (admin edit - see Posting Requirements ) Thanks in advance, Harry. Spoons 1 https://www.925-1000.com/pics/Ximg.jpg (admin edit - see Posting Requirement...

Thanks Warren. Further to this you will see that the removeable top section has lots of small speckles/dots. Will this clean off, or should I leave it? I have heard stories that antique silver should never/rarely be cleaned - is this so? If I can clean it, what is the best solution to bring it up sh...

Hi All, I have recently acquired a silver cocktail shaker from an antiques fair and was hoping people might be able to clarify the hallmarks for me. I know it is Sterling and London made but what year does the 'N' represent. Also and I correct in thinking it was made by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths...

Can I assume it is silver then although there is no 925 mark?

You are correct it is LMD - any info on maker.

Thanks for date I.D.

Appreciate your help.

Harry.