Are these Joseph Kinselagh spoons?

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jojo 1
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Are these Joseph Kinselagh spoons?

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Hi again.
these two salt spoons have JK marks stamped twice {quite rubbed}. They look like the mark for Joseph Kinselagh to me but in the absence of any 'ster' or 'sterling' mark, I'm not 100% percent sure. Does all Cork provincial silver have the 'sterling' mark? Thanking you in advance for any info.
Best wishes, Jo.
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dognose
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Re: Are these Joseph Kinselagh spoons?

Post by dognose »

Hi Jo,

I think these are English, Samuel Key (Grimwade 2566).

I'll move the post to the London section to get the thoughts of others.

Trev.
jojo 1
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Re: Are these Joseph Kinselagh spoons?

Post by jojo 1 »

Hi Trev,
yes, I see now that the first letter could be an S - that hadn't occured to me, I could only see J initially. Also I had always thought that the lion passant would be present on English silver - learning slowly but surely!
Thank you for your response!
Best wishes, Jo.
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Re: Are these Joseph Kinselagh spoons?

Post by scorpio »

Hi Jo,

I have a pair of table spoons by Joseph Kinselagh, which I posted about in the link below, so check your maker's mark against the photo there.
http://www.925-1000.com/forum/viewtopic ... 56&t=33050
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