Hanoverian double drop if I'm correct.
I checked the Incorporation of Goldsmiths website, but am not sure about a match there.
Approx. 8 inches and 50 grams. Thank you.
W.G mark three times
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agsearcher
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W.G mark three times
Hello Forum. Any thoughts would be welcome on the maker's mark, W.G
Hanoverian double drop if I'm correct.
I checked the Incorporation of Goldsmiths website, but am not sure about a match there.
Approx. 8 inches and 50 grams. Thank you.
Hanoverian double drop if I'm correct.
I checked the Incorporation of Goldsmiths website, but am not sure about a match there.
Approx. 8 inches and 50 grams. Thank you.
Re: W.G mark three times
No luck yet, checked English Colonial and English Provincial, no luck yet, I did find a "George Walker" listed as a Provincial Scotland Silversmith working until 1722, but the initials are reversed and the form seems more like 1740-1760, so I have not found anything yet, but I keep trying, I really do enjoy these "Triple Stamp" spoons, mysterious are they, I would enjoy an entire series of posts dedicated to the mystery of the triple stamp spoons :::
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agsearcher
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Re: W.G mark three times
Thanks Aguest for putting in the time and effort. I appreciate it.
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