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Hi Goldstein,

Many thanks for your swift response, the information is greatly appreciated.

Martin

Hi, I have a spoon with what I understand is the town mark of Kamenetz Podolsk. Can anybody help me with identifying the maker and assay master? Many Thanks Martin http://i1250.photobucket.com/albums/hh521/marlo12/SAM_5148_zpscc1ztucd.jpg http://i1250.photobucket.com/albums/hh521/marlo12/SAM_5150_zp...

Thought I would give this a bump in case anybody with any ideas missed it first time round.

Thanks

Martin

Of course it is, don't know how I missed that, much obliged Trev.

Martin

Hi, I have aquired this celtic point teaspoon that I am struggling to identify. Because of the celtic point design I was thinking possibly Scottish provincial, however I can't decipher the marks, does anybody have any ideas? Many Thanks Martin http://i1250.photobucket.com/albums/hh521/marlo12/SAM_51...

Hi,

Your spoon was made in London 1749 by the maker Ebenezer Coker.

Martin

Yes it is London 1843.

Martin

Hi Mark,

The maker is definitely Smily. The hallmarks are clogged with old polish residue, you can remove this with a wooden toothpick or similar. From what I can see, it looks like it could be the letter H for London 1843.

Martin

Hi,

It is silver plated by a company called John Gilbert from Birmingham England.

Martin

Hi Phil,

I have attached an image of the full marks, thanks for your help.

Martin

Hi, This 1763 apostle spoon is clearly hallmarked with the makers mark in the image below. The only candidate I can find is that of Tompson Davis, however I have never seen any of his work before and there doesn't appear to be any examples of his work on this site, what do others think? Martin http:...

Thanks to both of you, don't know how I missed that.

Martin

Hi,

Can anybody offer any suggestions on the maker of this 1757 seal top spoon?

Thanks
Martin

Wow, you tracked that down very quickly, now for the beakers.

Martin

Could it be a vodka bowl ladle similar to the one in this imag.

Martin

Hi Warren,

Thanks for the suggestion, but I think it's to early to be Tookey.

Martin

Hi,

I believe on imported Britannia std silver post 1904 it would have been marked .9584 and post 1975 .958.

Martin

Hi, I would welcome any opinions on the possible maker of this 1753 London pap boat. I have my own ideas, but would like to hear what others think of these open to interpretation initials in a possibly heart shaped mark. Martin http://i1250.photobucket.com/albums/hh521/marlo12/SAM_5037_zpszxeqyfzl.j...

Hi, I am certainly not insulted, don't worry. This type of decoration while indicative of much earlier times, is still produced today by many picture frame manufacturers. With regards to the hallmarks on your frame, the second mark is the rose mark for the city of Sheffield, this replaced the previo...

Hi,

It is Carr's of Sheffield 1987.

Martin