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I am visually impaired so have no-one to check the clarity of these photos at the moment!

TIA

Vigman

Hi

I will do. I was just requested to use Google Photos by another forum....! 8)

Vigman

Hi I bought this jug today. It has the word SILVER in capitals on the base, a lion rampant in a shield facing right and a coat of arms with unreadable lettering. The worn bass rim shows copper? Is this Old Sheffield Plate please and what date would be probable? Any more information on the marks woul...

I have just found this showing that my goblet/chalice is not a marriage:
http://www.aagm.co.uk/thecollections/ob ... oblets--2-

Looking into the bowl of my chalice there is no gilding where the stem meets the bowl hence the possibility of a repair?

Vigman

On closer inspection it looks like the bowl of the goblet has been reattached to the stem. The pattern on the goblet rim and base is the same so I don't think it is a marriage. I would really like to see any other photos of Jamieson's work other than flatware or wine labels if anyone can point me at...

Many thanks for the Jamieson link, Trev.

Do folks think the decoration on the rim of the goblet was a later addition or is this a known style for this maker, please?

TIA

Vigman

Thanks, Trev I only had the goblet to ID and possibly value for a friend of my mother for a few minutes hence the blurred photo. The inscription is undated but is a gift from a wife to her husband and has the family motto "stand fast" on the back. The floral decoration on the rim looked mo...

Hi Please could the group confirm that this Goblet is Aberdeen silver and that no other hallmarks are to be expected, please? I can't see the letter after the maker's mark "W" but guess this might be William Jamieson? Any other suggestions welcomed and an approximate date guide, too, pleas...

Hi I have never seen the "E" and "P" separated like this before only "EP" or "EPA1" or "EPNS" etc. Also I didn't read the first letter as an E until you poited this out! This crown mark is certainly not English, so did other countries use the English...

Hi Newbie posting so hope I have followed the rules! Please can anyone ID the marks on this silver and glass claret jug? http://i54.tinypic.com/27xf1qe.jpg (admin photo edit - images too large - link only - see Posting Requirements ) http://i54.tinypic.com/2m6sr2b.jpg" onclick="window.open...