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Thank you sir!! It looks like you are spot on. I really appreciate it.

Thanks again from a newbie in sunny Phoenix, AZ!!

silvermakersmarks wrote:Not Newcastle at all. It's a relatively early Chester mark with the date letter D for 1842. PL is Patrick Leonard of Salford, Lancashire.

Phil

Hello all: I have another spoon I would like help with. It appears to be Victorian from Newcastle, however, I have showed this to a few people and there is a debate on the date and the maker. What do you guys think? Someone said 1839, someone else said late 18th C. As for the maker, One said Pierre ...

Thank you vary much! And, I will me mindful of the posting limit from here on. Thanks again. Hi, Welcome to the Forum. The lower set is the work of Israel Yudelman & Sons, see: https://www.925-1000.com/silverplate_Y.html Please remember in future posts that only one item per topic is permitted. ...

Wow! Thanks for taking the time to reply. Are people still interested in things like this.. even if it is plate?

silvermakersmarks wrote:Hi and welcome to the forum.

The marks on your spoons are not silver hallmarks; they are typical of electroplate marks although I am not able to identify them at the moment.

Phil

Hello, I am stumped trying to ID some silver hall marks. They seem to have non-standard 'standard marks' and city marks. Admittedly I am new to this. I added these in Sheffield, because other silver in the lot was from there. this is on two large serving spoons (fiddle spoons) http://whereshappening...