Help identifiying well worn marks

[Bits_And_Bobs]

Can someone help me identify these marks? I believe the first one might be a women, the second and anchor, and no idea on the third. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

[Essexboy Found]

Hello, these marks on an electroplated item, appear to me to be to " L T Co" in gothic style. They are unknown to me, but the web site "silvercollection.it" shows similar marks associated with a concern called "L Tobert Co". There is a note, suggesting the concern may not have been manufacturers, but importers/retailers. Some of the marks shown, do have Made In Sheffield on. Obviously more research is needed concerning Toberts.

Fishless

[dognose]

L. Tobert Co., Inc. - New York - 1947




L. Tobert Co., Inc., (The House of Tobert) were New York importers of English-made antique and reproduction silverware. They were in business at least in the 1930's - 1940's. They were founder-members of an organization known as the 'English Silverware Importers of America' in 1938, along with Leo Elwyn & Co., Wm. Adams, Inc., I. Freeman & Son, Inc., and Feinberg English Silver, Inc.

Trev.