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Hi, I'm needing help on ID'ing this small plain dish. The only marks I can see are 900 and a Fleur de Lis. I'm assuming it is genuine .900 silver but I'd like to hear other peoples opnions

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Need some help confirming ID in this fork I found in a job lot. I know it's London 1834, but the makers mark is sightly rubbed. I think it maybe Mary Chawner, but I would appreciate if you guys could have a look and see what you think Thanks

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Thanks Phil, you're a star. I'm glad I joined this forum :)

I've found a possibility in that there was a silversmith in Plymouth called William Dunsford, but as I can't find an image of his mark anywhere, I have nothing to compare my mark with.

Another one from Exeter I need help with.

It's from a plain table spoon, 1806 I believe, but I can't find the maker. It looks like WD. Any ideas?

Thanks really appreciate your help. HT

I have 6 dessert spoons all identical, the one in the images has the best hallmarks.

There are no date letters or city marks, but I was informed these are Exeter spoons by Richard Jenkins. Is this correct? Any thoughts on the date?

Thanks

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Hi, Newbie to this forum, but I have been lurking for a while. Picked up this teaspoon in a job lot recently which has me stumped, marks are quite rubbed so I'm not sure anyone can help, but you never know. looks like a JS inside the marks.

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