Birmingham Hallmark

[jesssands]

As promised, the extra photos of the other items marks.


I believe the 2 marks at the beginning, they're pretty worn but look like HM to me.








Look forward to finding out a bit more about them, thanks, Jess x

[user701]

HM is for Henry Matthews, assayed at Birmingham 1912
http://www.925-1000.com/dlBirmingham3.html#M

The other maker is S Blanckensee & Sons Ltd, both assayed at Birmingham
http://www.925-1000.com/dlBirmingham5.html#M

Date letter B for 1926, date letter Z for1924

[jesssands]

Thank you for your responses, Are these real silver then?
Thanks Jess

[user701]

They are English hallmarked silver, but they look like a dressing table set, hairbrushes from the photos, if so, they are silver mounted.