Help identify the year and maker of this pendant

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Scott. H
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Help identify the year and maker of this pendant

Postby Scott. H » Wed Mar 18, 2009 10:36 am

Hi all, I've had a good look on the website and allthough the marks tell me its british silver, I couldn't a city mark, the makers name or the year for which the letter was used. Any ideas, any one, help would be greatly appreciated.


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Postby swisssilver » Wed Mar 18, 2009 4:23 pm

London, 1978
greatings
Koen

Scott. H
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Postby Scott. H » Thu Mar 19, 2009 5:43 am

swisssilver wrote:London, 1978
greatings
Koen


Thats great Koen, not sure how you found that out but thanks. Has any one got any ideas on the maker. Also I'm a little confused by all these marks, can any one explain what each mark is exactly, Thanks.

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Postby dognose » Thu Mar 19, 2009 7:27 am

Hi Scott,

Welcome to the Forum.

Reading from top to bottom.
1/ Maker's Mark.
2/ Leopard's Head, denoting that your pendant was assayed at the London Assay Office.
3/ Lion Passant, denoting the 925/1000 Sterling standard.
4/ Date Letter 'D' for London 1978.

http://www.925-1000.com/british_marks.html

Regards Trev.

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Postby Scott. H » Thu Mar 19, 2009 8:07 am

dognose wrote:Hi Scott,

Welcome to the Forum.

Reading from top to bottom.
1/ Maker's Mark.
2/ Leopard's Head, denoting that your pendant was assayed at the London Assay Office.
3/ Lion Passant, denoting the 925/1000 Sterling standard.
4/ Date Letter 'D' for London 1978.

http://www.925-1000.com/british_marks.html

Regards Trev.


Thanks for that trev, I got confused because the leopards head and lion passant, where not the same as on the site. the leopard had a tash which i couldn't find in any of the city marks although there was an exact pic on the site. The lion was looking strait ahead rather than turned towards the left, as all the pics on the site.


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