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Thanks to you both

An interesting Hungarian mark which I would never have found.

I dont think Scottish all be it I am not ruling anything out,

This FF mark is not documented at all in The Incorporation of Edinburgh

Its a planished/hammered finish to those areas, no letters at all in there.

If you google Girls Association badges you should see this same design and no lettering to the front, just the GA to the reverse.

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Colin

Hi all. This one , Japanese in origin, does anyone by any chance read Japanese to determine who the maker may be on this ? Thanks in advance. Colin https://i.postimg.cc/MpTdw6d2/P2840795.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/RVGX261L/P2840796.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/PJTQRTP7/P2840797.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/PJ...

Hi

Not sure what you are seeing, there are no letters above the boat, been over it with the loupe, only marks anywhere are to the base inside.

Regards,
Colin

Hi all, Yet another unknown box, it has a makers mark in a diamond which at first I thought would be French (KT), it also has another mark which is 2 arrows, each pointing in different directions, the letter M is in between the arrows. Also carries the Swedish National mark of 3 crowns and the lette...

Hello all, This one I am struggling with, the origin, the maker, the date, the full lot is unknown, would imagine its European, the centre has the emblem of The Girls Association so that has further threw me , it would appear that this has always been there and not a later addition. F.F can be clear...

Hello all. A very nice looking box, can anyone assist with the maker? IAF can be made out , may be another letter before this which may be a C or an S, my huess is it may be Austrian?? Hopefully if we can get a maker we can get a rough idea of date, my thoughts are early 20th century. Thanks in adva...

Thanks to both of you for your replies, appreciated

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Colin

Hi all, I am looking for any information I can obtain in relation to these 3 spoons which each measure 226mm in length and are dated to terminal 1836. 12 Loth so 750/1000 silver pureity Any other information would be greatly appreciated. Regards, Colin https://i.postimg.cc/nrTf2rNz/P2840685.jpg http...

Thanks Peter for your reply.

High chance may never get the maker of this one, I have some other Belgian pieces that have came in that I will probably have to post on the forum as well over the next day or two.

Regards,
Colin

Hi All Can anyone assist with the maker on this spoon? Its marked with the Belgian double head for 800/1000 purity as well as the warranty mark, both used from 1831-1868, the makers mark is what I am unable to determine. Thanks in advance Regards, Colin https://i.postimg.cc/3Jf6005G/P2830670.jpg htt...

Thanks for your comments Bahner, appreciated

HI All. Can anyone help with maker of these two very well detailed apostle spoons. The letter N looks like the mark used by Genruder Gutgesell, however the other mark I dont see against his marks... Any help greatly appreciated. Regards, Colin https://i.postimg.cc/x84kXctC/P2830587.jpg https://i.pos...

Thanks Peter, appreciated

Thanks for your assistance.

With these not having as much markings on them as the example in the link you posted, how does one tell the age?

Would the fact there is no other markings as in date letters etc make these older?

HI,
The inscription I can not make out I am afraid.

HI all, Very nice set of 7 apostle forks , however I am looking to identify them to origin, a date and maker if possible and can the purity be determined from these marks? Good weight (366g) and very nicely detailed. Thanks in advance Regards, Colin https://i.postimg.cc/x1Ly2hmJ/P2830514.jpg https:/...

HI All. This box marked with what appears to be CM on the lip, looks maybe Arabic or Russian, does anyone know origin and maker? Very light inscription on front hard to read as its rubbed but appears to be dated 1855. Thanks in advance. Regards, Colin https://i.postimg.cc/pXrS4Fx9/P2830374.jpg https...

Cheers Steve.

I was thinking the n was a date letter which has thrown me on the wrong tangent.

Thanks again,
Colin