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Two silver spoons. I need help with the maker, year and what the spoons were used for. I thought the maker might be Cooper Brothers & Sons, but the last letter does not look like a S. Is the year 1935 or 1960? And what sort of spoons are they? Thanks for any help. http://i.imgur.com/9RyiMtG.jpg ...

http://i.imgur.com/3JYPzcM.jpg http://i.imgur.com/v0FubIu.jpg A spoon measuring 23.5cm with a sliver end. The hallmark looks like Sheffield, J.Cook & Son and 1907. I am not sure about the year though. Can anybody tell me what the rest of the spoon is made of? I thought it might be plastic or bo...

Thanks Trev. I have the spoon in the first article.

Thanks for that.

Quite a heavy spoon, 19.5cm long, with a decorative handle which I believe is 1899.

Who is the maker? My wife is convinced it is a Liberty spoon but the hallmark does not match any of the Liberty hallmarks I have seen.

Thanks for the reply. I thought the date was right but could not see its was RM rather than BM.

Ah, so its a tea caddy spoon. Makes sense.

Thanks for the replies.

A wine coaster, 12.5 cm across.

I thought the year might be 1779 and the maker (or importer) Burthold Muller. But would those times fit? Any help would be much appreciated.

A small, lightweight spoon, measuring 9.5 cm.

Can anybody tell me what it was used for please? Also the year?

Is the maker John Osment?

Firstly thanks for all the replies and I will remember in the future about the width limit. I put 'cream jug 1777' London into google images and found another with similar mark than was being stated as Thomas Shepard. The mark is less clear than mine and also just because its on the internet does no...

A Teapot which I think is 1907. Who are the makers? Is this a reproduction of something earlier?

Many thanks.

A small silver jug. Its about 11 cm high. I think its London 1777 and Tomas Streetin going by the T-T page on makers. Can anybody tell me what it was used for please? Also there is a bit of dent on the side in the third photo. Can this be fixed or should it even be attempted? Many thanks. http://i.i...

Spoons now polished




Ladle and hallmark

Meant to say thanks too. Its helped in identifying a ladle by the same person really easy.

I could clean them or take better photos if like?

Did not realise they were mine for a second!

I have two long identical spoons that are 33cm long.

Pretty sure they are Scottish but could somebody help me with the other hallmarks and what they were used for please

Thanks Trev. I see the mistake I made in the year now.

What sort of spoon is this? Its 15.5cm long and the bowel is 4.5cm wide.

Also need some help with the hallmarks. Is the date 1914?





Many thanks.

Thanks for that.

I did think 1726 was a bit off and can now see the correct date letter.

A silver box measuring about 2.5 inches long It has hallmarks on the lid and the box. From what I can see from the date it looks like Chester 1726 but I could be way off. Can anybody tell what it was used for please? It also has numbers etched into the lid to the left of the hallmarks. http://i.imgu...