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Thank you! Does anyone have any idea how old it could be?

Sorry - Here are the images

I have a lidded dish approx. 9.5cm in diameter. Unfortunately I am very unfamiliar with non-British hallmarks and the marks seem to be arabic or something similar. If anyone can tell me anything at all about the item (age, place of manufacture etc.) I'd be most grateful. https://postimg.cc/XXrktzWx ...

Thank you!!

I have a 12cm long souvenir spoon with an "Airborne" emblem on it. Unfortunately I am very unfamiliar with non-British hallmarks and I can only seem to identify this item as potentially being German because of the "90" stamped on it. The hallmark seems to read as: S (or g) then &...

That's great. Thank you very much.

I'd be most grateful if anyone could help with this one. It's a small glass bowl, 5cm in diameter, with the hallmark as shown. It's obviously London with an i date letter but I'm not sure which year it is. There is fading around the hallmark and the leopard head seems to have an extra shield around ...

Thank you very much for taking the time to confirm! Gives me confidence that I'm going through the right thought processes myself :)

Having looked even closer I think that maybe there are letters rubbed off before the F.S. In which case, a likely candidate would be the following:

Maker: Cornelius Saunders & Frank Shepherd (C.S. F. S.)
Year: 1890 / London

Anyone agree?

Not an E at all. Looking again, it seems to be FS!

I wonder if anyone can shed some light on this 10cm long spoon I have found? I can see what I believe is the Lion passant and a letter "P" but cannot make out the rest. There is also what appears to be an "E" at the other end of the spoon. Any information would be appreciated. Th...

Thank you very much. I didn't expect such prompt replies. Enjoy your weekends.

Thanks very much. Could you tell me how you know that? I have a attached another photo (hopefully embedded this time). Is this any better? It looks like a Letter "T" on the end.

I am new to silver and acquired a lovely little salt spoon engraved with an M on the handle (not part of the hallmark). I have been searching for ages and cannot for the life of me identify when/where/who made it? I have assumed it is silver from the passant. Please can someone help? I can provide m...