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Hi Dognose,

Thanx for that, I found the information very useful.

Regards,

Top Cat

Margaux wrote:I think you should mirror the second picture horizontaly one more time to get it right.
But I can´t help you with the CP or LP or what ever may be right.

Okay. how's this?

TC

Hi Dinio, Thanks for taking the time to look at the images. I've managed to get my digital microscope working and hopefully these are better pictures. As you look at the spoon with the tip of the bowl as South and the coat of arms as North, the Minerva head 2 is East and the Maltese cross is West. I...

Hello Everybuddy,

Hope you can help with the marks on these salad servers. They measure 280mm long and have a European feel to them, marks are identical on both pieces.

Regards,

Top Cat

Hi Everybuddy,

It's French, it's pretty and it's Nice.

But who is the maker and what's its age?

french1.jpg Many thanx,

Top Cat

Hi Dominic,

Just a quick thought that your item has to be later than 1891 as there's no duty head mark on it.

Regards,

Top Cat

Hi Silverport,

Thanks for all the info. I guess I'm going to go with 19th century, possibly aound 1850.

Top Cat

Hi Silverport,

Wow! That's some information, thank you for your very comprehensive report.

You say it's an early mark, can you give me some idea of how early.

Thanks again for your input.

Regards,

Top Cat

Hello Silverport,

Thank you for your input. That would make sense, an American maker using his own emblem and pseudo English marks, the lion and crown, to add authenticity to his wares.

Sneaky, these Yanks...

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Hi, Could it be either of these? The choice is yours... A Bromet & Co, Jewin Street, London Birmingham 1905 hallmark AB&Co Albert Baker & Co (1898) Ltd, Listed in 1901 as tobacco manufacturers at 65 Holloway Road, London. Out of business in 1939 Birmingham 1909 hallmark Regards, Top Cat

Hi All,

I have tried to pin down the history of this hallmark but have been unsuccessful. The item is a teaspoon of avaerage length and composition.

Any information would be gratefully received.

Thank you

A better image might help with identification.

The animal above the letters looks like a poodle. Don't know the mark, but I'm sure somebody will.

I recently purchased the illustrated item, a large spoon, but have been unable to identify the maker or town. Any help would be greatly appreciated.