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Wonderful, Thank you both for your help
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Simon

Hello all I'm stumped by the maker of the following two items, please could I have some advice? The first is a pocket watch (Made or retailed by John Gallichan, Jersey "30998") with Hallmarks for London 1867. I am not certain of the maker "RHJ" http://i35.tinypic.com/b4c1ly.jpg T...

Thank you again Trev, much appreciated
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Simon

Hello Trev
Thank you very much! Would never have guessed India in a million years.
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Simon

Hello Again
Another item which I cannot identify is a matchbox holder, please could somone advise the age and where it was made? (apologies if posted in the wrong place)
Thanks
Simon

Hello I have a Silver tankard in a plain style that I have no clue where it was made - Completely uncertain if European or even Asian (please move post where appropriate). Having had a look at the site - I cannot find a similar mark (apologies if I have missed it). Please could someone tell me when ...

Hello Trev Thank you again for your post! Yes All three are matching, but I have a hunch that Gooch might be the closest - as it has a slightly more elongated neck than the other two names. Nevertheless the crown is quite worn and on the other names the crowns do differ so it could be any of the thr...

Hello Trev
That certainly looks likely to be March - with the initial "M" too. What would explain the coronet around the horse's neck be - would this mean a different strain of the same family?
Thank you
Simon
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Thank you JLDoggett for your prompt response. I have had another look at the spoon again, but it is very worn. Out of the crown/coronet options the Duke does seem most likely as there are definately no balls of any sort - and if anything the crown looks like it might have leaves. Also forgot to ment...

Hello again Another crest to decipher, A Silver Gilt Sugar sifter from 1811, No town mark so presumed London, Makers mark HS over GS - Mary and Elizabeth Sumner (George III duty mark). The crest is very clear, showing a horses head in ramparts with some sort of crown around its neck. Its a splendid ...

Hello again 2nd Post on the forum! I know this one probably is only good for scrap and not overly exciting but the crest might make it a little more interesting? No town mark so assumed London 1795 (Duty mark George III) GS over WF for George Smith III and William Fearn. Apologies it is quite worn. ...

Good eve, am new to the forum and have been browsing with interest. I have a silver oil lamp, made by E H Stockwell hallmarked London 1877. It has a crest of what looks like a crowned deer, someone suggested that this might have some sort of royal connection to Devon/Devonshire - however that I am n...