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I found an interesting article in the ASCAS page, about the history of double mark punchs, where mentioned the marks in my lid: 'Duble (sic) marks' were again mentioned in the mark book entry for 1788 and were for use on rings. Observation of the mark plate shows that this time the mark took the for...

Thank you for your comments! It's pretty interesting. I was thinking that the blurred "S" was the maker's mark, but it's a little funny to know that this guy made hundreds of wrong strucks :). Thank you very much, I really appreciated your comments. Greetings!

Thank you very much for your help Cheryl, you are great, because you always help others. God bless you!

Hi! I have a lid of a hot dish ( sadly, dish is lost ) with the duty mark, lion passant and two S mark (one bigger than other), but doesn't has the city mark. Is this usual? I think the bigger S mark is the maker mark, but I'm not sure. I hope someone know the maker, if it is possible. Thank you pre...

Greetings! Recently I bought a teapot with a T & J Creswick mark, but I'm not pretty sure if it is an original Old Sheffield Plate. The handle has ivory details, and the borders of the teapot and the lid doesn't have any lips. I Post some pictures of the object. Thank you very much for reading m...

Hi! I found a Manchester company sterling spoon, it have a waved pattern, but I don't know if somebody bended, or it is an original design. It seems to be an ergonomic design, because when you hold the spoon, it fits well with the position of the fingers. Again, thank you for reading my message, and...

Greetings! I have a Reed & Barton chldren Knife, but I can't find the pattern. The mark it's no so clear, but it seems to be from an early period. I hope somebody help me identify the pattern and if it is possible, the manufacturing year. Thank you! http://img51.imageshack.us/img51/5910/dsc01331...

Thank you cheryl! I really aprecciated your help. I Was wrong with the first letter, but with your help everything is right. Thank you!

Greetings! I'm new in the forum, so sorry if I make any mistake, please. Recently I found a tray with only a mark, no names. I think it's silver plate, but I'm not sure. I post the image of the mark and the tray. Thank you for your help. http://img20.imageshack.us/img20/2744/dsc01213640x480.jpg http...