Nathan & Hayes with perplexing date letter
Posted: Tue Jul 03, 2012 8:07 pm
I bought this sugar castor in London 25 years ago and was told it was silverplate. I have deciphered the hallmarks just now and this is what I THINK I found:
N&H = Nathan & Hayes
Silver of good quality?
Letter date is an "r" or a "t"? Meaning 1891 or 1893? Nothing quite like it in the letter lists.
Anchor on its side = Birmingham


I have read their company started in 1888. This is my first encounter with hallmarks and I did as much homework as I could. Can someone give me a little guidance?
N&H = Nathan & Hayes
Silver of good quality?
Letter date is an "r" or a "t"? Meaning 1891 or 1893? Nothing quite like it in the letter lists.
Anchor on its side = Birmingham


I have read their company started in 1888. This is my first encounter with hallmarks and I did as much homework as I could. Can someone give me a little guidance?
