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Yes, solid hallmarked sterling (925) UK silver, made in Birmingham 1920-21.
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Tom. Strange to say there are many makers marks which are similar but often with very tiny differences in the shapes of the letters or their flourishes. Seeing both those marks together has sort of stopped me in my tracks as I would have attributed Cookes work to Coker but may have felt strange doin...

The 1762 date mark is a definite, however, the makers mark would appear to be the second upper case mark of Ebeneezer Coker, who was a prolific salver, candlestick and spoon maker at that time. It would also appear to concur with his particular handiwork. I am not however versed in Elizabeth Cookes ...

The 925 is the value in parts per thousand of the silver...which is the value of sterling and the squiggle mark is as you say for David Anderson 1888-1925. The piece looks like a 1920's one of which I had one similar some years ago.
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I may be able to give a definitive answer but am I missing something? I can only see a picture of the salver and not the mark. A picture of the mark would assist.. Best wishes, Mike.
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The date mark for 1969 and Sheffield, England is correct and I thank you for the info as I did not know Tiffany &Co actually produced items in the UK.
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Mark is for Birmingham 1890 but makers mark..no idea. Best wishes, Mike.

Turned anti clockwise a quarter of a turn..it could be AT....and maybe (don't take it as gospel) Alfred Tvenstrup of Randers.
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Do you have a photo of the item please, it could be helpful and does anyone know what the Goldschieder abbreviated mark looks like?
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Sorry but could not access your address, could you please upload an image to this site. Best wishes, Mike.

Fraid I'm no expert on patterns but I believe this is known as a 'fiddle pattern'. No doubt someone will correct me if I am wrong.
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Your brooch was made in Edinburgh in 1970-71 and I don't know who the maker is as my book does not list the modern makers. Best wishes, Mike.
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Your spoon was made in London id 1910-11 for the Coronation of George V. It is a copy of a medieval anointing spoon which is used at each coronation. Best wishes, Mike.
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