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Hi, They are assayed in Sheffield 1912. WSS stands for W S Savage & Co and H.W.Ld. for Henry Williamson Ltd.The latter had turbulent history in late 19th century. It is not uncommon to see sets of six spoons with one spoon by different maker. I doubt they were sold like this by W S Savage &...

These spoons are a common pattern known as Old English. My speculation is that the retailer bought spoons of this standard pattern from several manufacturers and, when assembling sets, took 6 spoons from his store without checking the maker - or maybe he only had 5 (or 1) left from a batch. Phil Hi...

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I was recently given a set of teaspoons that have been in my family since they were given new to a great, great, great aunt as a wedding present. However on inspection I have noticed that one has a different makers mark. I have checked them against each other and they are all identical. I would be r...