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Byron, After reading your post, I decided that reading the history of silver and silverplate might help, rather than hopelessly looking for the marks on my pots. I came across something I was wondering if you could help me understand. Old Sheffield, the real stuff, was only made about a hundred year...

Thanks Byron! I had been thinking lately,(after long and fruitless searching) maybe "fake marks", since the Lion passant was on the pot, and you're right, it does look like copper underneath. I didn't realize the lion passant was used as a mark unless it was silver. You're link helped. No ...

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