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I did watch it and wanted to thank you Trev for alerting us to it being aired. Certainly interesting, I will not say any more, as you have not seen it yet.

The "n" shape you mention is not a date letter but a Sheffield import mark, the date letter I cannot quite make out is on the other side of the 925 stamp, if you could post a clearer photo of the marks or the date letter, it would help. Admin will move the post to the correct section for y...

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It is just an old English pattern salt spoon, nothing fancy, photo of the spoon below.

I have been through the American mark section and have not found this makers mark on a salt spoon, it looks like a crown or when looking closely through a loupe a sideways E



Any help in the ID of the maker would be appreciated.

Thanks Trev for the extra information.

Thank you both for your help, also, Trev, I did think it more likely to be Edward Thompson Bryant's mark.

Mystery solved at last!

I have an item that I am not sure if the marks are by B Nereisheimer & Sohne There is London import also present for London, 1892, but the importers mark is partly rubbed or badly stamped, but I think, is either Edward Thompson Bryant's or Elly Isaac Miller's https://www.925-1000.com/pics/Ximg.j...

The date letter F is for 1991
http://www.assay.ie/Symbols-Dates-Guide ... &decade=90

Looks like Walker and Hall pennant flag, I also see A1 this signifies that the silver plate is of the best quality.

Could it be that another makers mark has been over stamped on the old makers mark, that is why reading it is difficult and also making it difficult to determine the maker.

The maker is Alexander Clark & Co Ltd

http://www.925-1000.com/bx_aClarkCo_B.html

http://www.silvermakersmarks.co.uk/Make ... AH.html#AC

Unfortunately, your photo of the marks is not to clear, but the scales mark is English silver convention marks. Is that a leopard head beside the scales mark, if so, that is for London, the rest I cannot make out. If you can get a clearer photo using the macro feature on your camera (flower symbol) ...

Thomas Wallis II
http://www.silvermakersmarks.co.uk/Make ... TZ.html#TW

I have a four piece tea and coffee service and the flower head mark on the set, I have never been able to identify the maker.

They are also marked EPNS Sheffield



Thank you in advance for any help solving this one.

Thanks Trev, certainly something to think about and do some more research, time permitting.

Apologies, my bad, looked at the date letter the wrong way round and thank you for spotting my error.

I think the makers mark looks like the one for Garrard & Co Ltd

http://www.silvermakersmarks.co.uk/Make ... GD.html#G&

Assayed at London, date letter d for 1959

http://www.925-1000.com/dlLondon5.html#M

The ring was assayed / hallmarked at Birmingham and the date letter looks to me to be either l for 1885 or t for 1893

No idea on the maker, sorry, maybe someone else can help with that mark, but I think the last letter has been obliterated.

Could be Samuel Evans, similar mark here (but not the same): http://www.silvercollection.it/electrop ... e.html#EVA