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JLDoggett wrote:A clearer picture of the other mark would help. Once it can be decyphered it can assigned the correct country.

Tried to get a clearer picture but the probelm is the hallmark, just to hard to read. It looks like a griffin maybe

Hello everyone!!! I have a set of spoons and forks that are very detailed and appear to be hand made. The spoons have an "80" stamp and the forks have a "uknown" hallmark to them... I believe the "80" is for coin silver. Tested silver to be 80 to 90%. I am trying to fig...

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Need help with this Hallamrk. It is a NM : G (unknown symbol) P (Crown) N http://i1194.photobucket.com/albums/aa375/mothermarysanto/silverforkspoon122011unkn/fork1.jpg (admin photo edit - images too large - link only - see Posting Requirements ) If photo doesnt load, try this link. (admin edit - onl...

Thank you all. That is all excellent information. And good thinking on the Saunders history

I noticed that this was made in Sydney. Only things I have seen have been made in England. Not sure if it is plated or not. Believe it has the sterling marker.

Thanks

Hello, I am trying to help someone with this very old James Dixon & sons sugar scoop and dish/holder. Trying to get some information and possible date on it. Any help would be great. Please follow link below to photobucket to see pictures: http://photobucket.com/Jamesdixonsonssugar" onclick="win...