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Correct and the item is a mustard pot which should have a blue glass liner. Best wishes, Mike.
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I believe this is a Jewish 'Kiddush' cup. Best wishes, Mike.
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I have seen the pics of the tray and the mark and it is solid silver. Made in 1881-2...London...by Francis Boone Thomas. It incorporates georgian silver coins.
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Hi again.
One of the characteristics of a cake knife is a pointed end to pierce the cake and start the cut...I believe that has been so from time immemmorial
What is the letter in the box next to the crown?
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Only suggested maybe fake but stamps on fakes are usually inaccurate and may include lion facing wrong way as a result of reverse made stamp. Also Leopards head may be out of shape....box may be wrong shape for apparent year....makers mark non-existent or wrongly stamped with dot in wrong place etc ...

Is your bracelet actually stamped with 925..if not how do you know it is 925 silver? Also Some lower grade silver is simply marked 800....if you turn your mark upside down..is it possibly 800 rather than 100R or P?
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Miles. It is most certainly a large dinner knife for main course as was the fashion in the middle/upper classes of the day and on the pic you have uploaded it looks like young Victorias head..perhaps just the light...any chance of a clearer pic of all the marks please..E-mail if you like. Best wishe...

I concur
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Miles, your spoon may well be silver but possibly a fake of much later than apparent date, designed to fool the unwary collector. Many such items appear on the market and are at least worth the scrap value of the silver or more to anyone who is unscrupulous enough to try to sell it on. I have a coup...

Made of solid (925) silver in Chester 1913..don't know who the maker is, someone will. Best wishes, MIke.
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Thanks for the pics. The letter is actually a stylised italic 'K' and your set was made in 1884-5 by George Unite, a sought after maker due to the quality of his work. It is essentially a set for eating fruit.
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Picture please, either E-mail or on site and will try to help. Best wishes, Mike.

It could only be George Unite and a great maker....sought after items.....
Full details please either on here or by E-mail.. Best wishes, Mike.

Please E-mail pics of item and mark. Best wishes, Mike.

Strange to relate but Chester silver...no recorded hand mirrors until late Victorian times.....either you have an extremely rare item or you have dated it wrongly. Best wishes, Mike.

Sorry claretjugcollector but since when have tibetans had reindeer?

Ther actual date of your item is London import 1912-13. GB will most certainly be the maker of whichever country the item came from. What I am teling you is correct! Best wishes, Mike.

Totally agree and such a good maker of real quality silver goods. Your item 1876-77....you are fortunate to own it.
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I just love it when people use knowledge and logic to work things out..I have been doing that for years and can relate to others who do.
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Unfortunately the glass engravers of that period are not generally recorded but your item has a rare beauty and mounted with a glorious silver mount of that date gives it a good intrinsic value. What a lovely jug...rarely have I seen one so well engraved.
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