Help with Identification
Posted: Sun Sep 15, 2013 5:45 pm
can anyone tell me where and when this spoon was made?
can anyone tell me where and when this spoon was made?
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can anyone tell me where and when this spoon was made?
Re: Help with Identification
Posted: Mon Sep 16, 2013 6:32 am
Hi,
Welcome to the Forum.
I'm not aware of the mark, but many silver plating firms besides marking items in their own name, marked wares for wholesale and retailer customers. The 'AP' could possibly not refer to a manufacturer, but may refer to something like 'Argentine Plate', a trade name used by John Round of Sheffield, or something similar.
Hopefully someone has seen the mark before and can offer some information.
Trev.
Welcome to the Forum.
I'm not aware of the mark, but many silver plating firms besides marking items in their own name, marked wares for wholesale and retailer customers. The 'AP' could possibly not refer to a manufacturer, but may refer to something like 'Argentine Plate', a trade name used by John Round of Sheffield, or something similar.
Hopefully someone has seen the mark before and can offer some information.
Trev.
Re: Help with Identification
Posted: Tue Sep 17, 2013 5:43 am
Hi Trev.,
From right to left we have the "AP" mark, a mark with fleur de lis or something similar like the badge of the Prince of Wales, a simbol that I already saw somewhere, a St. Julian´s cross that was used by Ellerby in Old Sheffield and last a simbol that could be two "AA", one upside down. Do you think it could be an Old Sheffield or an electroplate?
Best regards,
Marcondes
From right to left we have the "AP" mark, a mark with fleur de lis or something similar like the badge of the Prince of Wales, a simbol that I already saw somewhere, a St. Julian´s cross that was used by Ellerby in Old Sheffield and last a simbol that could be two "AA", one upside down. Do you think it could be an Old Sheffield or an electroplate?
Best regards,
Marcondes