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The marks you are showing in 2nd photo are Sponsor as you found, Town mark for Birmingham,
Lion Passant for sterling silver and the Birmingham Date Letter which I read as 1930.
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I believe your spoons to be sponsor - Roberts and Belk, town mark - Sheffield (the mark was a crown until 1975
when it became the rose emblem) and date - 1981.
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Sorry about my maker, but to my eyes the mark was B B or B.B but now you have put what to me is a much clearer mark
I take back previous comment

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The date letter is for 1895 and the maker I believe is Barker Brothers
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The town mark is Chester, date 1902 and I believe the Sponsor to be Vale Bros. and Sermon.

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I believe the London import mark was turned upside down from 1975, so that shown for 1990 on the clock is correct way up

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The marks are to me are for Elkington and Co. Their should be a & between the top of the E & C. Mark appears worn. Year looks like 1908
For information on Elkington & Co, I would suggest you Google the name, and you will probably find almost all you can want.
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Hi I suggest you go to this site's home page and click onto British Hallmarks at the top of the page and then follow through on Birmingham. Your photo is quite blurred on my screen, but the mark order appears to be the Sterling mark, Birmingham town mark, Date letter mark , date I cannot tell from t...

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The spoon is sterling and the marks are correct see Home Page - British Hallmarks - Birmingham City Marks. The Registered Design No is for 1936 and these numbers can be found by going to the Home Page - British Registry Dates on this site.
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I believe Sheffield 1903, which ties in with the sponsors mark.
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I believe the sponsor SMJ is Scotia Manufacturing Jewellers and the date to be 1971
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I think you will find the sponsors mark is Guild of Handicraft, (the 1st letter is a G).
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Sorry for my comment, I must have had a real senior minute or two, using table 2 diagram instead of the post diagram.

Hi Jonathan. The mark on the right is the British Registry Design Date Chart providing information on when the design was registered. This information can be found on this site by going to the site map on the home page and is in the third column (British Registry Dates) This design was registered 09...

The mark RWB in the clover leaf shape is the Harrods sponsor mark and is Richard Woodman Burbridge who was a past Chairman of Harrods. the date letter i is for 1964.

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Hi History Detective
Have you seen in Contributers Notes this site, the topic "an Image of William Bateman discovered" with submission date of 23 February 2012 and last update 2 March. This is probably the same subject.
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Comment: Re Inhabitants Pass Ticket - What confirms this to be to the Funeral. To me all the ticket says is that the holder can pass on foot to No. 17 Fleet Street until 8 o clock on that day which to me is equal to a residents pass to their residence or whatever. Is it known what 17 Fleet Street wa...

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To me, all the marks are unclear, but from what I can see of the first mark on the first photo,
it is the combined assay office and quality mark, the upper mark being the assay office.
I wouldn't guess as to what it is from the picture I have.

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If you go to the Home page this site and click onto Silverplate marks,
then E listing you should find information there.

Hi . Does the back of the spoon have any markings on them. There is probably abbreviations such as E P N S which you mention, and possibly A1 or something similar, and a makers mark that may be a name or initials. Please provide pictures of markings as the jeweller named on the box is probably only ...