Set of six knives, seeking maker

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meridian30
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Set of six knives, seeking maker

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Can anyone identify the maker's initials, please, and uif possible add a little detail?

Many thanks

David
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Re: Set of six knives, seeking maker

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Re: Set of six knives, seeking maker

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Sorry, this is from Postimages.

Thank you for your help

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Re: Set of six knives, seeking maker

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Although there is no town mark I am pretty sure that this is a Sheffield mark with the date letter "o" for the assay year 1906/07. The maker's mark has been double-struck, either one mark over a different one or the same mark struck twice because of a poor first strike. I favour the latter and think that it could very well be H.V.P for H V Pithey & Co whose mark I have previously seen on a knife handle:

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Note that this is still only a best guess.
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Re: Set of six knives, seeking maker

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Silvermakersmarks, thank you for that, the mark you've added looks exactly right, and HVP were active at that time, so it all makes sense. I'm very grateful for such a quick response.

David
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