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dognose wrote:Another example of the mark:



Trev.

Excellent! Thanks Trev

silvermakersmarks wrote:They are pewter. 95% is the normal percentage of tin in the alloy. Maybe someone will recognise the owl trade mark.

Phil

Thanks Phil! I wonder if they are plated on top of the pewter....they aren't as grey as pewter normally is?

Hi all I have a couple of old Italian Candle sticks with unusual markings. Can anyone tell me what they mean. Have taken photos with a couple of different light sources so hopefully you can see. Cheers Gillian https://i.imgur.com/gZ2VyQ2l.jpg https://i.imgur.com/vyXZE0el.jpg https://i.imgur.com/b0zi...

Hi,

I have this Sterling Plated Monogram Belt that I was wondering if anyone knows much about? Dates, Makers?

Any info would be appreciated.

Cheers
Gillian

Thank you for persevering, Gillian. Unfortunately, with very few exceptions, it is not possible to date electroplate with any accuracy. Some manufacturers, notably Elkington & Co of Birmingham, developed their own private date coding system. There is evidence for MH&Co using such a system b...

third time lucky...

these are the correct images....who knew this forum thing was so hard!

This seems to be exactly the right place for your query - any posts in "wrong" areas can be moved if necessary. Please note my reply to your other post.... Phil Hi Phil, I appreciate such a patient and nice response considering I didn't read what I should have! I am currently re-doing the...

Hi, I am trying to see <forbidden - removed by moderator> and what exact year it was manufactured?

I am completely new to silver plated antiques(?), so if this is not the place to ask these sort of questions, please point me in the right direction.

Thank you!

Hi, I am trying to see <forbidden - removed by moderator> and what exact year it was manufactured?

I can't seem to find the exact pattern in any other images I've searched online.

Thank you!