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Hi,

I have seen images of a remarkably similar silver plate box from late 19 early 20 century.
It was made by Parisian goldsmith called Jean Bastide, who was working with an engraver called Bernard Wicker at the time.

It may be a starting point for you?

Adrian

Hi Peter,

Thanks for your prompt response.
I had my suspicions that they were pseudo marks, they just appeared a little different to the various pseudo marks that I had come across!

Adrian

Hi All, I am at a complete loss with this one! It appears to be Madonna and child, so not strictly a apostle spoon. I believe it is Dutch in Origin (although I stand to be corrected) I have absolutely no idea where to start with the marks on the bowl! [img] [img]https://i.postimg.cc/FHQCz3R4/1561375...

Hi,

Thanks for your thoughts on the matter. Much appreciated!

Adrian

Second time lucky! Could anyone enlighten me as to why a makers mark would be omitted? I was under the impression that they were a requirement at this period. I was also wondering if a maker could be attributed to a trefid spoon by the design of the rattail? Any help would be appreciated! https://i....