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user701 wrote:It does look like Peter, Ann and William Bateman to me.

Date is 1801

HTH

Many thanks for that. A 2nd opinion is always helpful; especially when you are a beginner!!

Looking through all the marks again is it possibly Peter, Ann and William Bateman? Your thoughts appreciated.

I have a pair of these spoons, but the hallmarks are badly rubbed. I know the photos are not that great but I really have tried to do the best I can to get a good image. Any help appreciated. Thanks. http://i672.photobucket.com/albums/vv87/forester00/Georgian%20Spoon/hall2.jpg http://i672.photobucke...

Could the College of Arms help?

I am a complete novice at this but could it possible be Ebenezer Newman? I know that he did do a lot of walking canes.

Thank you so much for this information and your warm welcome. This site is incredibly informative and must be the best out there. I have several pieces that I cannot identify that I will add on and hope that others will get something out of...... but as a new collector I hope that I may be of use to...

Please could someone help me identify the maker's mark on this spoon. I have looked in the maker's marks directory but cannot find it. Many thanks http://i672.photobucket.com/albums/vv87/forester00/hallmarks/hallmarks.jpg http://i672.photobucket.com/albums/vv87/forester00/hallmarks/spoon.jpg