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One of the many silverplate marks for Walker & Hall of Sheffield. Unsure of any date.
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John

Exactly my thoughts

Perhaps a wedding anniversary gift?
Just an idea

The letters, on their own, look like John Wilmot, however, his punch is of co-joined circles.
No help really.
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John

According to J.P. Elven's ' The Heraldry of Crests' (Plate 68 / 14), your crest is of the Bouverie family.

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John

Thanks guys, very helpful.
It was the 'pineapple' knop that was misleading me.
Thanks again
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John

Acquired this large piece recently. I realise that Caldwell & Co are large retailers and sometime manufacturers of sterling silver, however, am slightly puzzled about the crown/letter/lion marks, as I haven't seen any Caldwell silver with these marks previously. Also - any idea what this dish wo...

I have this as Clifford & Tull Ltd, registered 1973 (no longer registered).
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John

I replied on the other forum ..
"I make the date 1833/4 - so William IV, with the makers mark of William Knight II"
Hopefully this is correct
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John

This is the mark for Nigel Derek Meeks, along with the monarch's head commemorative mark for the 25th anniversary of our Queen's coronation.
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John

I see it as 'E.J.H'. - which is the mark of EJ Houlston.
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John

Please could you confirm whether this mark is of Otto Wolter , and if so can any age be ascertained.
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John

The Anchor would be the town mark for Birmingham. It's very possible that the '2' is a 'Z', Which, with the RPH mark, would be the date letter for 1974/5. RPH being the makers marks for RPH Jewellery Company Ltd.
But as Dognose stated, images would confirm it, or not.
Just a thought.
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John

Possibly a Stirrup Cup, which was normally filled with some form alcohlic beverage & offered to a person mounted on horseback who was about to depart for the hunt.
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John

What chance that they could have been spoons originally?
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John

I guess no reply means no idea? I have to pass this item on & I thought it would be good if the makers were known. No problem either way.
Many thanks anyway
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John

I am assuming this is a Norwegian piece, could anyone help with the maker's mark please.
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John

Try this - any better?
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John

Many thanks Oel,
I did use a 'super macro' setting, but I'll try again after a clean up.
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John

Please help with makers mark. It's rather unclear here, but it's the best I can get.
I have presumed this is a Dutch Minerva head, with an assay mark of 'P' (unsure which assay area this is from), and an 'n' for 1872?
Thanks in advance