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Try this - any better?
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John

Many thanks Oel,
I did use a 'super macro' setting, but I'll try again after a clean up.
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John

Please help with makers mark. It's rather unclear here, but it's the best I can get.
I have presumed this is a Dutch Minerva head, with an assay mark of 'P' (unsure which assay area this is from), and an 'n' for 1872?
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I work it out as 12th September, 1873?
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John

Unfortunately no other marks at all - other than those posted.
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John

Again, many thanks Oel
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John

There is another tiny mark by the handle, which I've blown up as much as I dare.

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John

Wonderful - thank you so very much
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John

A loving cup of sorts but the marks have me puzzled.
Four separate marks on the base. They look German, but unable to identify.
Grateful for any help
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John

This is the mark of Beverley Jane Phillips who first registered in 1975. She is no longer registered.
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John

I have a pair of 'Mecan' silver cufflinks.
I believe Mecan is/was a French jewellry designer.
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John

Birmingham 1891 - Elkington & co
I would suggest that the width or size of the item would dictate which way the anchor would be placed
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John

Generally, this array of marks indicate a London hallmark with the date letter 'F' of 1801.
The maker (sponsor's) mark may more difficult to investigate as there are many many makers marks that start with 'I' .. if there is another spoon with a clearer mark then it may help.
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John

London 1856 .. I would think it's the 'a' of that period
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John

My guess is William Hutton & Sons 1904
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John

Please advise on the marks on these trays. I guess they're Maltese, but the '917'? or '91T'? is a puzzle. Current marks don't show these figures. A date would help also tremendously. Many thanks in advance John http://i45.tinypic.com/2enaha9.jpg (admin photo edit - images too large - link only - see...

On the base of a caster- London 1739. Main question DE or JG? If JG, would this be part of the lost registers? I have had good suggestions as to the possibilties for 'JG', the main one being, Grimwade #1348, John Gamon, largeworker, entered 15.6.1739 but no pellet. Grateful for any help Regards John...

The 'K' certainly looks like the German Hanau mark of David Kugelman.
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John

It's what I thought initially, but not too sure.
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As an onlooker, I've been been waiting with interest as to what the experts think of this.
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