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Yes, it does. Many thanks!

This fork came down to me through my Coleman family line, however, this doesn't match any of the crests that I've seen for a Coleman. England and Ireland factor in the Coleman family history; they came to the US about 1840 via Paris. That line also has some Morgans and Barrys in it, but I didn't see...

May I ask two follow up questions? Is there any indication what the silver purity is? And what does the Letter stand for? "O". I thought it meant 1859. Thank you.

Thank you again!

This is a fork that the family says came from Ireland and eventually to the US with family early. I don't recognize a silver mark, so I apologize if this is plate. I read somewhere that Ireland may have handled that differently and I don't know what to look for. I don't have any idea of the large pi...

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This ladel has been in my family at least to my great grandparents. Story is purchased in London at some point. There are four marks on the back. Two marks I think I know (those are my notes on images). However, "GB" could be "Great Britain" or maker's mark "George Baskervil...