www.925-1000.com

The website and forum here have been very helpful. The 10x zoom on my iPhone has been good as well for photographing some of these marks. This one I have the purity, the location, and the date figured out, but cannot find the exact maker's mark. 1931 London .925 silver forks set of five: https://i.i...

I think I'm getting the hang of this. Among the pile of silver plate I bought was one fork with these marks: https://i.imgur.com/asoFIxs.jpg https://i.imgur.com/8pQUy4V.jpg https://i.imgur.com/9VYHuxz.jpg https://i.imgur.com/SOoOE6x.jpg I didn't find the exact "three towers" match to my pi...

Wonderful! Thank you Phil. Now I believe I have one Exeter fork from 1844. Going to go post it.

Let me try the imgur images again. I am very rusty at stone age hyperlinking!

https://imgur.com/4buqNot https://imgur.com/LKqOqmM https://imgur.com/tp4ChIj I likely bought junk. But, these three forks intrigued me. Legit? Weight is 2.638 ounces, or 74.79 grams, for one fork. The maker's mark looks poorly stamped and completely illegible. I'm a completely n00b at silver. All ...