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I found this teaspoon this weekend. I believe it is by the same maker as my dessert spoon, Johan Wilm from Berlin. Could it be?
Groete
Jannie

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Found this on the market today. Could this spoon be from the sam Wilm from Berlin like my larger spoon?






Groete
Jannie

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Sp I have worked out the SG of this piece. It is 9, so most links not silver.
Jannie

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I found this picture of the mark on Silver Markers Marks
https://www.silvercollection.it/5497YUDELMANbis.jpg

I would love to see where it is from as I can't find any other on the internet.

Groete
Jannie

dognose wrote: Sun Feb 23, 2025 8:54 am Hi Jannie,

This one will be silver-plated I'm afraid, the marks are attributed to Israel Yudelman & Sons of Sheffield.

Trev.

It seems so...at least I still liked it before I through it was solid silver.
Thanks for always giving a speedy reply to my posts.

Groete
Jannie

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I found this at a fleamarket near Cape Town today. It was sold amoung the plated cutlery. I liked it because of the engraved pig on the handle. I believe it is a piece of Cape Silver with pseudo British marks. The makers mark seems to be I•Y. Any help will be helpful.
Groete
Jannie
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Hi Jannie
The silence, lack of responses (except one by Codirosso) indicates this is not a simple task. I have no 100% proof, missing an exact match, but you can place the spoon with good faith in the late 1800's, central Europe, say Switzerland. Why? The make, type, and the light weight of 50 ...

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I found this today I an antique shop. It is 26cm long, 50g and is marked with 800 HB. The handle is engraved M. Brindeau.
Any information will be welcome
Groete
Jannie
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Ok, I took out my magnet. The stem is super magnetic but bowl nothing at all. So this is silver plated steel.

Jannie

Backside bowl teaspoon, the damaged spot, in my opinion shows the spoon is silverplated.

Peter.


I have just sanded and buffed the back of the bowl to get rid of a very deep scratches. No nickel came through but a metal resembling a more grey silver color. I now wonder if this could be silver ...

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Found this teaspoon today. I think it could be silver and not plated. It's marked with a wheel in triangle, S L and then an anchor. I am also interested in the K.D with crown mark on it.
Groete
Jannie

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dognose wrote: Sun Nov 03, 2024 9:16 am Hi Jannie,

It's Maltese silver.

Trev.

Thank you Trev. Any idea when it was made?
I love finding these weird hallmarks.

Jannie

I did some research. I believe it is a Cape Silver fork by Georg Egbertus Wolhuter.
https://capesilvermarks.co.za/product-c ... -egbertus/

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Another find from among a box of plated ware. This one stand out from the rest. It is very bulky and seemed old. It's marked with 3 stars wit EW in-between. I believe it to be colonial silver. Any help will be welcome.
Jannie
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I found this fork earlier today on a Market. It was among siver plated ware but I don't think it is plated. Could this be a very old London silver spoon? Makers mark seems to br G F, date letter a W and it looks like a crowned leopard head.
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Thank you for the fast respond and help with the hallmarks. I would not have thought it could be deciphered.

Jannie

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Another market find. Found it among silver plated cutlery. It only has 2 marks that I can't seem to read. Any help will be welcome.
Groete
Jannie

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I found this teaspoon earlier this week. It has 3 marks on it, WS, 800 and unknown mark. It is also engraved in the bowl.
I used my disection microscope to take pictures of the marks.
Groete
Jannie
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silvermakersmarks wrote: Fri Jul 26, 2024 10:31 am The partnership is noted by the Edinburgh Incorporation of Goldsmiths as "first mentioned 1810" and "last mentioned 1816"

Thank you, I wonder if these spoons were remarked after they broke up. Still can't believe I found these among silver plated cutlery.

Jannie

Good evening
So I did some digging and found that the original mark on these spoons would have been by Newlands & Grierson. N & G. I am still trying to figure out when they broke up.

Jannie