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thanks for that Miles

sorry about the pic just click on it & you'll see all the marks.

I bought this spoon at a church fair about 3 months ago, my take on the hallmarks are - maker simon levy 1818/1828 - assay exeter - date letter 1820-1, this seems a little odd to me with 1818 inscribed under the monograms, am i correct with the marks or is there something fishy going on with this ...

thanks for confirming that dognose
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i picked this goblet up at a curch fair & would love to know the maker.
i think it might be George richard elkington.
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thanks dognose, i missed that one wile looking through the plate section.

i've been serching this site & others to find the origen of these hallmarks on some sugar tongs i picked up, i'm sure they are solid silver as the engraving on them is quite deep & has struck no base metal, i'd say there mid to late 1800s by the syle & engraving, i bught these in Australia.
the ...

just had a close look at castle top picture F & i think it"s the same place as my dish just from a diferent angle.
i"v been doing a lot of research on the net looking for this manor/castle but no luck so far.
silveraussie
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hi all i"m new to this forum but have been using this site to research hallmarks for a wile it"s a great site & thanks for all the info you"v put on here.
i picked up an interesting dish this weekend with a manor house/castle on it the maker is William Comyns from london & it was made in 1885 i just ...