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Atkin Brothers silverplate, England

Barker Ellis Silverplate of Birmingham, England

Silverplate ca. 1890 England

At a guess, American silverplate, but the marks are not clear enough.

Use a magnet. If it attaches, it is close plate. Otherwise, it is silverplate by M. Prime made after 1821.

ALPACCA is German silverplate.

Unless it has the head of Minerva in a square shield, they are Christofle silver plate. Christofle is a good manufacture and they probably still make these candelabra today.

epns is electroplate nickel silver meaning the nickel was electroplated. the fancy letter are to maker people think it was silver if they did not know better.

Not hall marks but silverplate makers marks typical of english victorians silverplate

MADE IN WARSAW, POLAND FROM SHEET METAL PROBABLY IMPORTED FROM EITHER FRANCE OR ENGLAND (MORE LIKELY FROM FRANCE) there was a small amount of sheffield and later plate in sheet form exported to poland and also russia. It dated after 1850 and was actually "transitional Plate" when it was the priod of...

This is only a guess, but they are heavy quality silverplate and probably northern European, maybe German going by the the initials. The mark is just an identifying factory or company trademark.

This is electroplated brittania metal, which is the less expensive silverplate of the late Victorian and Edwardian times. Do not get it near a naked flame as it has a low melting point and you can melt the metal at 250C., while other metals need double the heat to melt it. It is made from a mixture ...

American or Canadian silverplate.

Typical English silverplate 1910-1930, EPNS always means silverplate.