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Here is another Watson &co piece, I think. The mark is quite different and I've not a clue as to the date. The tray it is on is pierced work along the edge and quite nice. Here are the pics: http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2110/2314669049_45467822a3_m.jpg http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3153/23154...

Thanks Cheryl, so I did a broad search, Gorham patened patterns 1903 and zap! Villa Norfolk, aka Norfolk.

Thanks again so very much for your kind help.

Norman


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Geez, I can be dumb! Didn't even think of that.....thanks. It must be. Do you know if that pat # makes sense? THanks Cheryl!

http://www.flickr.com/photos/nrpallas/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; Please see the 8 photos here. Please view the 8 photos I've taken of these forks. They are marked 'sterling'. There is a very faint W monogram on the front. The marks in question are : Lion , Anchor, B . ...

I shall look them up there! Thanks very much for your time,
Norman
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The encyclopeadia lists marks for Kirk up to 1932 but the company continued until 1979...anyone know what the marks were up to 1979? And it looks like the exact same mark was used for two different time periods, is that correct or ( heaven forbid ) the same photo was used twice, once incorrectly? Th...

Thanks All, I've learned some important facts for this piece and the future. Sam

Hello! Please help me with the identification? I believe it was made in Birmingham ( the anchor ) it is sterling but I've not been able to find the maker's mark in any listing and the date is either 1901 ( most likely ) or 1799 . I cannot tell the difference . Perhaps someone with a trained-eye migh...