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Thank you Phil for you reply.

Interesting to know that the cartouche was not always of the exact same shape.

The maker could be TF (not easy to see even on direct inspection due to the slight wear). Great help!

Thank you Trevor, so provably it's not Thomas Lamborn then.
Thanks for posting the pictures to cross check!

Hi, I think these marks stand for London 1814. Maker TL (? Thomas Lamborn, reg 1759, seems unlikely). https://www.mediafire.com/convkey/a594/1qcp828xocg7i7j4g.jpg https://www.mediafire.com/convkey/d96b/4r5xxbjzbcpawhm4g.jpg https://www.mediafire.com/convkey/9703/y1px11uv1w41hk84g.jpg Could this be c...

Thanks Peter!

I'll inspect it closely :)

Peter, Many thanks for your prompt reply and help! I am awaiting for the item to arrive, so can't inspect it further at the moment. As my knowledge stands now, there is no valid legal mark for silver. I hope that there would be a sword mark for smaller silver items. What other mark(s) should I look ...

technical problem, here are my pictures again:

I was looking up the hallmarks on this silver salter but would need some help. Here are my pictures: https://www.mediafire.com/view/q08vrj8c7kvt3ku/salter_2.jpg/file https://www.mediafire.com/view/m7e322mcz48a89a/salter_1.jpg/file Initially I thought that: - the lion rampant would indicate the purit...