www.925-1000.com

Thanks Trev, much appreciated.

Anyone know who used this mark that is on this stunning teapot?

Thanks

Roy

Hi Trev,

the mark is well rubbed but under close examination I'm pretty sure that it's just the standard EPNS inside a shield.

Roy

Yeah was just being funny Trev.

Should have added in the original post that they were made by William Wheatcroft Harrison and Co.

25 views and not one opinion offered lol

What happened to the other part of my reply?

Photo's would help so everyone can look.

Roy

Opinions on these pieces please. They are silver plate, Victorian dating to around 1870. Initial thoughts were jewellery holders but as they came as a pair I'm leaning towards mantle decorations. Thanks. http://imageshack.us/scaled/thumb/203/hwa4.jpg http://imageshack.us/scaled/thumb/845/jtrm.jpg ht...

Been drawing a complete blank on this one, any help greatly appreciated.

Thanks

quick follow up, does anyone know of any online resources where I can find information on this maker or Greek silver in general.

That's the one, spot on as usual Trev, thank you.

Just bought this small bowl and looking for information on the mark. 925 silver I know but it's the maker I'm after, it is possible that a letter has been rubbed away at the start of the mark. thanks http://imageshack.us/scaled/thumb/15/l092.jpg http://imageshack.us/scaled/thumb/31/zpwh.JPG

Hi Fishless,

I would suggest visiting the National Archives website. I think you can request further information from there.

Roy

I'm going Norwegian due to the Oslo on the front lol, also came in a box bearing the logo Gullsmed Kolbjoymo, Carl Bernards Pl, Oslo. Most of the listings on auction site with similar spoons are listing them as Silver so still confused.

Thanks Trev, I'm assuming that this system is used by Norwegian makers as well then?

Anyone able to shed some light on this mark? Silver Plate or Silver?

Thank you

Follow up to this.

Trev any idea about the crown mark? I'm assuming it's a makers mark but so far not found any other examples although the pattern is the same as Theodore Olsen's Panser.

thanks Trev, seems like a good line of enquiry to pursue. I bought it along with a piece that was made by W Dunningham & Co of Aberdeen so could well be one of the lesser known Glaswegian smiths.

hat off to you again Trev, think I need to refine my searching technique, totally drew a blank on this one.

Spot on Trev, thank you so much again. Would have taken me hours if not days to decipher that as an N and C.