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Looks like this mark has not been pictured before, so I'm happy for it to be used as part of any relevant library. I can also do a crisper/ better quality shot if required.

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Hello,

I have these tea nips which look georgian to me. However They only have a lion assay mark (I think this is a London assay) and a makers mark of SK.

I'm really struggling to identify the makers mark and also just when in the Georgian period these were probably made.

Any help would be ...

I have this bright cut table spoon that I'm trying to track down the maker date for.

I am leaning towards Thomas Northcote 1779. However I feel the style of the marks denotes an earlier period (George II). 1739 is an option for the date letter, but that rules Thomas Northcote out?

Any opinions ...

I have recently come into this Georgian table spoon. I think I have identified the letters as EG, but I'm not sure, as i can't find a maker in the text books.

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Thanks in advance

Hello,

I have recently come into this Georgian table spoon. I think I have identified the marks as Thomas England, but I'm not sure, as it looks slightly different to the text books. It also has a monogram to the finial with 'RG 1780' which would make it too late for England. However the monogram ...

So on this thread can I ask if anyone knows the makers mark found here. It looks to me as if it is an HN or an NH. I could be completely wrong.

Thanks in advance.

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Ok. sorry. Thought that placing three IDs together would clutter up the board far less, as is the requirement of other similar sites.

I'll follow the rules more carefully.

Hello,

I have recently come into three Georgian table spoons. I think I have identified one of the marks as Thomas England, but the others are foxing me. I think there is an 'EG' & a 'NH' or perhaps 'HN' if flipped but not not totally sure. Any help would be much appreciated. i think they are all ...