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Purchased these spoons and wonder if marks/maker/ can be identified.

If instruction can be given to be able to upload images...

Hi,

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Trev.

Sorry about the image was not intentional.Still trying to navigate.Having problems with image and image size.

Again Tree I am very sorry for not previewing first will not happen again.I have using this website for 3 years and have learned most everything about my collection from this resource thank you very much for your insight and knowledge.And again please excuse my ignorance.

Hi,

It's no problem. The more you post, the easier it becomes.

I don't recall seeing that particular mark before, but Thomas Bradbury would be a candidate.

Hopefully another member may have more knowledge of the mark.

Trev.

Good Morning Trev,
I am assuming these spoons to be Silver Plated.Is there any indication based on your experience that the flatware could be Sterling?
Thanks for your time,
Larry

Good morning gentlemen,

Look through this article on Thomas Bradbury & Sons Ltd then see if you can ascertain whether their sterling as well as by Thomas Bradbury. This is an excellent example of a silversmith who had a number of marks over his working career.

http://www.silvercollection.it/ENGLABRADYBURY.html

Warren

link did not function, let's try this again

http://www.silvercollection.it/ENGLABRADBURY.html

If this does not function please google Thomas Bradbury & Sons Ltd

http://www.silvercollection.it/englabradbury.html
W