Hi- can anyone help with these marks on a fiddle pattern teaspoon c 1820. Maker possibly I.L. Date letter R seems to be over striking another mark, with possibly a turret in it. Newcastle or Exeter? Thanks John
Help with marks
Re: Help with marks
Hi John,
I would say that it's John Lake of Exeter, 1813.
See: http://www.925-1000.com/dlExeter.html
Trev.
I would say that it's John Lake of Exeter, 1813.
See: http://www.925-1000.com/dlExeter.html
Trev.
Re: Help with marks
Wow - that was quick. Thanks Trev. Regards John
Re: Help with marks
Hi,
That's more likely John Legg of Exeter. He was sending spoons to the Assay Office between 1809 and 1814, fitting in with your spoon.
John Lake was a small-time jeweller of Taunton. He sent 13 gold rings to the Assay Office on one occasion in 1800.
Miles
That's more likely John Legg of Exeter. He was sending spoons to the Assay Office between 1809 and 1814, fitting in with your spoon.
John Lake was a small-time jeweller of Taunton. He sent 13 gold rings to the Assay Office on one occasion in 1800.
Miles