Carden Terry Jane WIlliams Fork/Spoon

[Argentum]

Are these Cork Hallmarks?

Any idea of what this was used for?

[Argentum]

Sorry, here are those marks of Carden terry and Jane WIlliams

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[2209patrick]

Hello.

Your link requres us to sign in. Please fix.

Pat.

[piette]

Hi,
Pat is right, to view this photo we are required to log in - but even after I did log into my yahoo account I was still unable to view the photo as it has been set to private.
You will need to amend this before we can be of help to you.
Regards,
Piette

[dognose]

Hi Argentum,

If it helps, I have seen this piece before. It was made by the partnership of Carden Terry and Jane Williams (father and daughter)(1806-1821) in Cork and then assayed at Dublin in 1813. It is a pickle fork.

For more details of Terry & Williams see: http://www.925-1000.com/forum/viewtopic ... 56&t=14641" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Trev.

[Argentum]

Hi dognose,

Many thanks for the clarification reconciling the CT/JW Cork marks with the Dublin hallmarks. It is a fascinating history as gleaned from your post on Carden Terry and Jane Williams.

I had not seen this type of pickle fork before. Is it peculiar to Cork or is the design common to Irish silversmiths?

[dognose]

Hi Argentum,

I can't recall ever seeing a Dublin made one, all the examples I have seen have been from Cork.

Trev.