Hi all, I got this pair of shakers in Pennsylvania thinking they were English. They're not (the crowned leopard's head and the duty mark are incompatible I think). Are they American? If so, is there any way to find out a rough date and maker without a maker's mark? http://f.imagehost.org/0352/Shaker...
Hi there, I am after any information about this spoon I bought a number of years ago. I think it must be European (it doesn't seem to match any type of English Spoon). It is quite light and is marked simply with the makers mark of CH in fancy script. Can anyone shed any light on how old it is, where...
Hi there, I am after help with this pair of fiddle and thread pattern teaspoons. I think they are German? Has anyone heard of this maker? Sorry the hallmark photo is a bit blurry, I will try and take another one in daylight. Cheers, Ben http://f.imagehost.org/0893/WoltzSpoons.jpg http://f.imagehost....
Hi there, I got this serviette ring just recently. I can't find anything similar to these hallmarks in any of my reference books. I bought it in England, labelled as Australian. Can anyone help me??? http://f.imagehost.org/0125/AusServHallmarks.jpg http://f.imagehost.org/0846/AustServ.jpg Thanks in ...
Here are the images, sorry they are not the best quality (one day I'll buy a decent camera!). http://f.imagehost.org/0877/MWEST1.jpg http://f.imagehost.org/0217/BROWN1.jpg (the B in BROWN is clearer to read in real life) http://f.imagehost.org/0622/MWEST2.jpg .
Hi there, What an interesting project! I really enjoy collecting Irish silver, and this adds another dimension I hadn't thought of. I have three pieces, names you already have, but if you want to keep track of them on the list of occurences: BROWN on a rat-tail ladle, made by WC in 1820 M.WEST on a ...