Help with some ring markings please

[Phill]

Hi,
I think I have identified the Lion as 22 Carat and the letter T as the date 1792. Could someone if possible help with the other markings please.
Thank you
Phill

[Phill]

Sorry, I pasted wrong link in original post
Phill

[dognose]

Hi Phill,

Welcome to the Forum.

The date letter appears to be that of 1814. As for the maker, my money would be on Thomas Mayfield, a known goldworker. Although Grimwade makes no mention of a pellet in his mark, he was the only registered 'TM' in the goldworkers' register at this time.

See: viewtopic.php?f=74&t=26710&p=64785&hilit=mayfield#p64785

Trev.

[Phill]

Thanks for the swift reply Dognose , I got the 1792 date from this which was taken from the Assay Office , https://theassayoffice.com/home/date-letters. Is this not correct.
Thanks again
Phill

[dognose]

Hi Phill,

No, they are the date-letters used by the Birmingham Assay Office, your ring appears to be London marked.

Trev.

[Phill]

Thanks Trev , appreciated
Phill

[silverly]

[quote="Phill"]Hi,
I think I have identified the Lion as 22 Carat and the letter T as the date 1792 . . . .

The lion as 22 carat doesn't fit for me; am I missing something?

[silvermakersmarks]

Until the 1816-1835 cycle 22carat gold and sterling silver shared the same set of hallmarks, including the lion passant [ref: Jackson].

Phil

[silverly]

Thank you! Fits fine for me now and good to know. Never too old to learn.