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Thanks for that information. It points me in a new direction!

I can't seem to find anything about the maker "JP" in an octagon from 1900s-1910s. The mark appears to be only on spoons, as far as I can tell.
Any ideas?

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Here is the inscription on the presentation bowl. The Karachi Sailing Club was founded 1911/12 and the "students" were student officers (all Captains) in the Indian Army Staff College in Quetta about 650 km to the northeast of Karachi, in what is now Pakistan.

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Thank you Andrew for confirming my suspicions and the historical background! The trophy bowl is my first piece of Orr silver and likely not my last!

These marks are on an Indian silver cup with an inscription dating to 1912.
I presume the "12" in the shield is some sort of dating record?

Awww... you might be on to something! That does seem like a plausible solution! Thank you!

I can't seem to find a maker using CH or GH? for the 1865 time period in London on this silver trowel with turned oak handle.
Any suggestions?
Thank you.

Does anyone recognize a rabbit/ rat (?) symbol along with characters? They are on the bottom of a silver bowl.
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These marks are on the 1920s tea caddy from Ceylon.

I don't believe so.. it looks like his 4 feet are on the ground.

I found an identical mark (HB and a lion) on a silver tea caddy inscribed ‘Nadaraja Press, Colombo, Ceylon’ and thought to date from the 1920s.
I can find references to the Nadaraja Press in Colombo from the 1940s to 1970s, so it seems likely that it might be a local Colombo silversmith who also ...

Looks like a cat and letters "H" and "B"? (stamped on the back of the plate).
A cat/lion seems popular on some colonial silver but I can't find this mark.
Thank you.

Ah ha! Thank you! That does look very similar!

For context.

Could it be a weevil from France?

I have an Egyptian themed spoon (pharaoh's head on handle) with 800 and an unknown mark.. indicating the country of manufacture? Any suggestions?

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Thank you for that information!

Does anyone recognise the maker "A.C & Co"?
It is from a bread fork engraved 'New Zealand'.
Thank you

..or rather third photo!