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Hi, If you recognise this makers monogram (FJ) I would love to hear your thoughts, thank you. As you can see it's on a remarkable letter opener, very high quality, with cloisonne enamel handle. It is marked STERLING, so I thing American and probably c 1910-20, but perhaps it is more modern. 19.5 cm ...

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The star mark is on this silver askos panther handled jug. See image. For those that know me well this is a second, slightly smaller one, to the one I have by Giacinto Melillo. The maker of this Askos is unknown - I think not Melillo. I now understand the star mark which would date the piece to c 19...

I have an Italian silver piece with a radiating star mark. This is described on silvercollection.it but I don’t understand it! Can anyone clarify for me thanks. See image.

I think its William Ellerby, reg 1804

Hi, can anyone help identify the makers mark on this Japanese silver and enamel spoon. Based on other similar spoons I have had I would expect this to be Yokohama work, c 1900. Typically these spoons are marked for Sanju Saku or Samurai Shokai. All thoughts welcome. I have shown the mark both ways u...

Sorry Guido, just seen this. It is small. 5cm square. A pill box.I will post more images on my website in due course.

Thanks again. I wonder why and how he turned his hand to a silver box!

Thank you. Must be our man! Its a very uncommon surname.

Fabulous. Thank you. He must have had some talent.

Hi, I have acquired this delightful small French art nouveau box. Marked for French 800 silver (boars head). Almost certainly made c 1905. The makers mark is very hard to read but seems to me to be "P&Z". Any help identifying this greatly appreciated. Thank you Anthony https://i.postim...

I am now pretty sure the signature is Harold F Sargison, which would make this bowl a very early piece by Sargisom who went on to estsblish the famous Yobart firm “Sargisons”. If anyone can confirm this that wouod be great. Thank you

Thank you. I will research Australian too.

I think it is possible the maker / signature is Harrold F Davison? So not two surnames. All thoughts welcome.

Hi, does anyone recognise this maker? I think American, likely c 1910, arts and crafts. Possibly Boston School. It looks like a partnership of a name I cannot identify and Davison. Please see images. Thank you Anthony https://i.postimg.cc/rzQTgJ9V/Unidentifed-US-silver-bowl.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/...

Thank you all for those comments and I am sure you are right. It is 86, not 88, Grafton Street (though 88 is now Bulgari - so jewellers certainly still predominate). Would still love to know what IA stands for.

Hi, can anyone please help me identify the "I.A. Co" sponsor mark illustrated. It is on a classic Celtic revival buckle (Dublin 1909) in its original box retailed by "Jewellers and Silversmiths Company, 88 Grafton Street, Dublin". Would love to know more about them too - they app...

I have already gifted the boxes so no image asides the date mark - attached. Otherwise leopard and lion as you would expect