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Trev,
Excellent thank you, lucky to have six of these, not a great deal of weight but great condition.
Regards
Nigel

Thanks Trev, never tried there.
Regards
Nigel

I have looked through provincial and colonial marks and not had any luck, the long "fiddle terminal" is very much in the "Scottish" style, l thought one of the marks was a pot of lillies but the lion mark has thrown me, makers mark is clear but have looked to no avail. Appreciate...

Yes, this has crossed my mind if it is Sterling or Britannia standard
Nigel

Thanks Phil, all info appreciated
Nigel

Manipulation skills, not very good sadly have been through "West Country Spoons" and no luck will have to sit down with "Grimwades" now l have a better picture, would be great to find the maker, the only Trefid spoon l have
Nigel

Hopefully these are better

Thanks for that, will retake the mark and this time not "shrink" it great info though many thanks, most of my collection is Georgian and to have a spoon of this age is a real bonus to me :-)
Thanks again
Nigel

Sorry meant to read 17th early 18th

https://i.postimg.cc/ykmfL1YK/DSCN8374.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/Jy2KstKN/DSCN8376.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/ftSCmZg6/DSCN8377.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/y3qPT5MW/DSCN8378.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/QKpqYmDm/DSCN8381.jpg I have this trefid spoon, but cannot find the maker or region, anybody any ideas ple...

After a few attempts, sorry admin, l have at last got it right !

This beaker l think is from the Scadinavian region, advice please

Nigel

Sorry will try again

https://imgur.com/a/VBtSDAi

Have looked everywhere for this, any ideas please ?

Nigel

Peter,
Thank you very much, had it totally wrong.
Nigel

Appears to be Chinese but the other marks ?

Really stumped, thanks in anticipation.

https://i.postimg.cc/zHvd088K/uk1.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/D8WjGvCK/uk3.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/tZCD4p1w/uk4.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/grttrXHD/uk5.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/YhJXf5VL/uk6.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/PCYS66s3/Untitled.jpg Picked up this spoon which l would describe as possibly Puritan st...

Great, thanks for your help :-)

Thank you very much for the idea of turning it around, in fact l think it is T M, if you look at Grimwades 2846, Thomas Mason (1746) mark the M looks like a N with the last stroke of the M very fancy, also the conjoined first stroke of the M is curled around the T and l think the T has folded over t...

https://i.imgur.com/PubLjin.jpg https://i.imgur.com/foit0v1.jpg This top is on a Samuel Welder caster assayed for London 1736, to my annoyance l did not look carefully enough although l must admit it is a good marriage, try as l have, l cannot find the maker of the top section, could anybody help p...