Maker identification! Please help

[gptweedy]

Please can anyone help me find the maker of this, the mark is G&H don't think it has a box around it? I've searched countless hours with no luck, also help with the year if poss. **edit** if possible could someone provide an email so I can send them the pictures? I'm using my phone and don't know how to add a pic to this Thanks in advance. Gregg

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[gptweedy]

Hi, thank you for helping :) here's the image

[gptweedy]

This is what the mark is on

[gptweedy]

Just realised the forum is no jewelery, sorry, have posted this again in the right thread so this can be deleted thanks

[gptweedy]

Please help me find the maker ASAP please please please

[AGHEAD]

Your picture is not very clear at all. It looks like it could be British, with a mark of G&H, followed by a lion passant, unclear city mark, unclear date mark. You need to post a better picture, set your camera to macro function and put a loope over the lens and take a good close up of the marks.

[gptweedy]

Hi sorry about the picture I only have my phones camera, yes the makers mark is G&H but can't find anyone with that mark, and the date letter is an 's' that is slightly slanted. I will try get a clearer picture or borrow a camera from somewhere and try get a better pic. Thanks for your reply

[gptweedy]

New pics, as best as I can get

[gptweedy]

The reply I got from the assay office:

Good Afternoon

I have puzzled over the pictures that you have sent of the hallmarks that you want identified.

I believe that this is the mark of Groom and Nicholson who first registered with us in 1978. The other marks are a lion passant for sterling silver, and I believe this is the leopard's head for the London Assay Office, and the date letter for 1992.

As you said one of the marks is very difficult to identify and the whole identification has to be made around that mark - the Assay Office mark.

I hope this helps.

Regards

Lyn Mills
Secretary to the Deputy Warden
The Goldsmiths' Company Assay Office


Does anyone have a link to any information on this maker please?

[gptweedy]

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