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You got it before I finished my edit! This A&S mark is not a mark registered by the London Assay Office. It is clear from your second picture that it has been stamped on top of another mark; this would have been the original maker's mark. I suspect that A&S may have been the retailer, possi...

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A piece of silver, clearly marked London, clear date letter, London 1858. Makers mark: A & S in a rectangular punch. Looks just like Aston & Son, a Birmingham maker. Can find no evidence that Aston & Son entered a London mark. Any ideas? Cheers https://www.instagram.com/p/B-xu8o6go_r/?i...

A piece of silver, clearly marked London, clear date letter, London 1858. Makers mark: A & S in a rectangular punch. Looks just like Aston & Son, a Birmingham maker. Can find no evidence that Aston & Son entered a London mark. Any ideas? Cheers