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SteveDWollongong wrote:Hi Ash,

I read London 1831, maker William Chawner II.

Cheers,
Steve

Thanks for your help Steve.

Hello, A quick intro is I am a keen metal detectorist and occasionally I find something that has a hallmark I cannot identify. Would anyone be able to help and id the attached silver spoon I recently found? I hope the images are ok. https://s9.postimg.org/na7fsr7hb/spoon_a.jpg https://s9.postimg.org...

Forgot to say the ring was found in a village just outside of Bedford and Alfred Peacock was born in Ravensden which is another village on the outskirts of Bedford. I have been to Ravensden church and located Alfred's grave. This was next to his dad's so this info has helped with the family tree for...

Hi Ash, Welcome to the Forum. Your ring was assayed at London in 1866. The maker was Joshua Horton & Son of 80, High Street, Whitechapel. Can you share the story behind the ring with us? Trev. Wow just what i wanted to hear! The story is that i found the ring whilst metal detecting last week an...

Hi All,

Hopefully someone can help? i am trying to date and discover the maker of the below ring.

It has sad tale attached and i am trying to reunite it with a relative.

Any help appreciated.

http://s813.photobucket.com/user/ashbos ... w/Goldring

Ash