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Many thanks for sharing your story.

Pat.

Hi Trev.

We had one of his pieces in a what-is-it question.
viewtopic.php?f=36&t=14159&p=31701&hilit=Coates#p31701

Pat.

Welcome to the forum.

That's a silverplate mark used by Forbes Silver Company.
EPC stands for ElectroPlated Copper.
http://www.925-1000.com/silverplate_F.html

Pat.

Hello Frank.

Here's their mark that was entered at Birmingham in 1857.



Pat.

Hello.

Check out Weidlich Sterling Spoon Company here:
http://www.925-1000.com/americansilver_W2.html

Pat.

Welcome to the forum.

My references show that mark for J. Moseley & Company.
Entered at Birmingham in January 1921.



Pat.

Hello.

An image of the mark is required. The picture you posted of the mark in the other thread
was too small to see the mark.
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Welcome to the forum.

Check out Bell Trading Post here:
http://www.925-1000.com/americansilver_B2.html

Pat.

Hello.

Check out Goldfeder Silver Company here:
http://www.925-1000.com/silverplate_G.html

Pat.

On silverplate, the crown does not mean it was made in Sheffield.
Actually, the use of a crown on British silverplate was banned around 1897.
So your Basket dates to before 1898.

Pat.

Welcome to the forum.

I think that's a silverplate mark used by Liberty & Company of London.
Manufactured for Liberty by W.H. Haseler from c.1900.
Others might disagree with me on this.

Pat.

Hello.

I believe that is another John Round & Sons set of electroplate marks.



Pat.

Hi Cheryl.

Maybe I am reaching a bit on the similarity of the marks.



Pat.

Thanks for the info Silverly.

Their website says in 1965 they formed some king of partnership
with Christofle and Maltilde Espunes forming La Union de Orfebres S.A.

Pat.

I may have found a clue to one of our long, unidentified silverplate marks. https://www.925-1000.com/pics/Ximg.jpg https://www.925-1000.com/pics/Ximg.jpg I have seen a pieces with this set of marks with a Eton Silver lable also. Eton Silver Company, Glendale New York is listed as a manufacturer and ...

Hello.

I saw your post in the other forum. Thought I would add your pictures of the whole spoon.



Pat.

Welcome to the forum.

Looks to me to be John Fawdery, Britannia standard, London, 1699.
Fine looking piece.

Wait for opinions from other members.

Pat.

Hello.

Fine looking piece.
Franciscus Treeling, Sneek, The Netherlands.



Pat.

Hello.

We have not been able to identify who used that mark.
http://www.925-1000.com/americansilver__Unk.html

Pat.