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Hello

Would anyone know anything about this maker/mark and the time period the item might have been made, please?





Kind regards
lana

Hello

Would anyone know anything about this maker/mark and the time period the items might have been made, please?

It is on spoons and forks.



Kind regards
lana

Hi,
It is sterling silver.
https://abload.de/img/obsequfgg4jaj.jpeg

From left to right:
T is journeyman who actually made the ladle
duty mark
date letter h for 1823
lion passant for sterling standard
leopard`s head for London assay office
WE over WF is the sponsor William Eley & William Fearn ...

Adding links in case it helps - I hope these work

The Item

https://www.dropbox.com/s/ie3v2ezz3jeueyb/Ladle%20WE%20WF%201823%20Marks.JPG?dl=0

The Marks

https://www.dropbox.com/s/r7hictvjp4i4xzx/Ladle%20WE%20WF%201823%20end.jpeg?dl=0

https://www.dropbox.com/s/ie3v2ezz3jeueyb/Ladle%20WE%20WF ...

Hello

I purchased a ladle at the weekend which was sold as silver plate. I am not convinced that it is silver plate though. However, I don't know what the flag [?] and the little T mean so maybe they show that it is plated.

I would be grateful for any information about these marks please.

I feel ...

Our thanks to Lana
Very glad to see a geneologist now among us !
The increase in family history research has brought many more internet sources . A lot of which have benefitted silver researchers as well.
Its a very similar discipline and an equally absorbing one. I got involved with family history ...

Hi, Trev

Thank you so much for the kind welcome and reply. Thanks also for the links to the description of Tally Mark and for the info on searching google books.

Your website is a fantastic resource and I shall definately keep an eye on it.

Best Wishes
Lana

Oh, I forgot to ask about 'The Tradesman' - is there anywhere online that I can find out more information about this publication, please? I was not aware of the partnership with Thomas Bishop.

Hello,

I noticed this mark for the first time on the silver makers marks website on Sunday and straight away I thought I knew who it was. Thomas Pemberton, Robert Mitchell and George Cooke.

Here is the link to London Gazette of 13 February 1821 where they disolved the partnership.

http://www ...