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Thanks, Phil for confirming the date marks are OK. I knew this would be a tough ask on the maker mark, but thank you both for looking at my post and your comments, it is much appreciated.

As per the title, I saw a lovely silver-topped panel-cut glass dressing table jar yesterday and could not resist it, especially when it is nearly 190 years old and they only wanted 50p! The maker/sponsor mark is partially worn and it isn't easy to work out who it may belong to. It was assayed in Lon...

Congrats, this forum is a great resource and a wealth of knowledge accumulated by the members, I know it has helped me in the past.

I am probably way wrong, but my first thoughts on seeing the marks, they look similar to German Hanau pseudo marks.

dognose wrote:Just as a side-note, Whiting's factory was the old Bateman workshops in Bunhill Row.

Trev.

Thanks for that Trev, that's very interesting to know on a historic note.

Thanks, Trev, looking at John James Whiting's mark, I agree, it certainly looks the same.

I am not 100% if the mark on this spoon is for Thomas Wallis or not. It hallmarked for London 1836.
Thanks in advance.

These are known as salt shovels, I have a couple myself, but happy to be corrected if I am wrong.

The mark is for the International Silver Co.
https://www.925-1000.com/americansilver_I.html
https://www.925-1000.com/ax_international.html

Actually, just had a play with adblockplus, disconnect, popup blocker, it was disconnect add on that was blocking the images.

Weird, I don't see any at all. Using Firefox, I'll try later today with Palemoon and see if I can see them.

I don't see any photos, have a read here viewtopic.php?f=5&t=42199 on how to add images to posts.

I only replied with who the maker was, as you did not mention them in your initial post. Apologies for my contribution that was not needed.

The maker is Levi & Salaman

That is the first time ever I have seen rivets like that attaching the enamel sections on jewellery brooches, sweetheart brooches and military badges.

Oh no, I always enjoyed reading his posts on the buckles he came across over the years. He will be missed greatly on the forum.

My condolences to his family.

Picked up a cute little piece the other day, I just need help with the marks, the dealer had it down as Dittrich and Silberfeld, but the only name present is Dittrich on the piece and Chile. Googling also only shows both names together, so is this the same Dittrich, if so, was this pre or post Silbe...

Is it just me, all I see where the images are supposed to be are "no entry" type logos.

Looks like WMF silverplated marks to me
https://www.925-1000.com/silverplate_W3.html (scroll down, marks shown in the left hand column)

I cannot see them either Trev, using Firefox.