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The arms in the first and fourth quarters appear to be Johnson. Papworth's Ordinary of British Armorials cites: Johnson (London): Argent a pheon azure between three mascles gules. There are way too many examples of the arms in the second and third quarters, "a chevron between three roses,"...

Hi All, Would any of you lovely people have any idea about this family crest? The piece of silver (dish/salver) bears the mark of colonial silversmith Myer Myers of New York c.1770 I believe. Thank you kindly in advance! https://www.925-1000.com/pics/Ximg.jpg https://www.925-1000.com/pics/Ximg.jpg

Hi All, I am new and not familiar to how the forum works. What I would like to ask you experts today is for some help on family crests. The first piece is a dessert fork with shell pattern by William Park. Made in Australia c.1840 with pseudo marks https://imgur.com/a/etvqP8u https://imgur.com/a/wXW...

Hi All, What I would like to ask you experts today is for some help on family crests. The second is a tablespoon by Charles Hendricks of Sydney c.1830. The marks used are very similar to that of Alexander Dick of Sydney. A spoon has been sold before as Alexander Dick by an auction house. The relatio...