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Hi Do not know if you can help wit a London Goldsmith's mark the item is dated 1915 looks like two stamps have been use AATW

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Hi This is a bit complicated hope itha worked

It Worked, don't know I did.

The date letter looks like "d" for 1899, not the "u" of 1915. The maker's mark is not a combination of 2 separate marks: AATW is Alabaster & Wilson (Arthur Alabaster and Thomas William Wilson) who registered this mark as gold workers in 1895 (with an earlier, slightly different mark in 1891). The company is still in business as Alabaster & Wilson Ltd in Birmingham.

Phil

What happened to the images?

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