Mark English

Spoon / Marrow Scoop has Full English Hallmarks. (Maker's Mark Rubbed) This Georgian Marrow Spoon is in

Birmingham 1914 together with the makers mark for the well renowned English silversmith, John Grinsell & Sons

with full English marks on the inner bezel where it opens. *All images with other items are for

decorative and atmospheric dish that illustrates Mason’s role as one of the leading English producers of

. Bears a pattern number, '2241 3'. English diamond registration mark for the date 16/06/1868.

pattern number, '3416 P'. English diamond registration mark for the date 27/12/1873.

features a Cock Pheasant and a Hen Pheasant with flared wings. Made in Germany with English Import Marks

Roman numeral hour markers. Hallmarked with English silver import marks, London, Year 1908 (n), Maker

is Swiss hallmarked and also English import marks. The case was made by J.F.B. Movement: The superb

a specific 18th-century artisan, this set not only represents the high-water mark of English

George Jones in the 'Continents’ series. Bears a pattern number, '3287'. English diamond registration

German 935 silver (935/1000 standard), Maker's mark C&CS. Also English import hallmarks (925 standard

wear. It retains its original George Clews stamp in black on the underside — a mark of its English

of English Pottery, a mark of its quality and importance. Height: 11 3/4 inches (29.85 cm

enabling is without any damage. Makers marks, purity stamp, and English export marks are present and

silver, with scratched inventory marks 7142 C3/-1-, of English origin, circa 1790. Approximate

, yellow, brown, are predominant. Bears a pattern number, '11.1'. English diamond registration mark for the

. Original patina with English lever lock mark and dovetailed joinery. Pigeon hole compartments as well as

, 750, Gold English marks, D & F.

for an interior wall display in any period property looking to appreciate English heritage. The mark

George Jones pottery. Bears a pattern number, '3384'. English diamond registration mark for the date 28

unembellished. The ring is hallmarked to the interior of the shank with a partially worn full set of English

, creating a dynamic yet harmonious composition. Ramsey’s distinctive use of bold colour and intuitive mark

YORK", along with several English silver marks as follow: - Maker's mark "LAC" (for silversmith Lionel

India Company’s Present, to Captn G. Welstead, of four hundred guineas. June 11, 1805′. Assay marks for

Antique Dutch Sterling Silver marriage/engagement presentation spoon, English import marks for

ring crafted in 18kt yellow gold and fully hallmarked with English assay marks. The centrepiece

marks. Modernist, Scandinavian Modern, English country house, Biedermeier, Neoclassical, mid century

maker's marks for the Wedgwood pottery. Bears a pattern number, 'M 2582'. English diamond registration

measuring 65mm x 32mm, Bearing distinct English hallmarks: Maker’s mark A & LLd – for Adie & Lovekin Ltd

stamped with the number "10437." English import marks are present throughout, including a rectangular mark

Century Victorian with three lights, in silver English shell, with marks by Thomas Bradbury & Sons, 1860

leaves. Colouration: green, brown, grey, are predominant. English diamond registration mark (date unclear).

Antique Dutch Sterling Silver large, pierced preserve spoon, English import marks for Chester 1899

gold banding, commensurate with age and use. The pair feature English gold import marks for London

illustrations, 29’6x20’7cm. Very good, wrappers with some wear, inside clean and no internal marks. Captions in

typical wear to the rim. Ca. mid 18th century. No marks. Possibly English, Norfolk House, London.

own right. English import marks are present on the upper breast/neck area. *Please note: all images

twisted motif with end featuring an Apostle Each spoon is bearing English hallmarks: Maker's Mark J.M.B

is approximately 2.60 carats. The cufflinks are hallmarked "H.W." - maker's mark of English silver

The Bowls have Jensen Marks on the underside and English Import Marks on the sides. These Jensen

Georg Jensen, Acorn, pepper shaker in sterling silver. Marked with post-1945 marks and English

has been delicately gilt. To the rear is an English registration mark which dates to the 20th of

with the Maker's mark, Lion for the English silver, Hallmark for London (faded) and Year letter T for

English in origin, approximate date of production set at or between 1877 - 1901 per the whole mark at the

1795 with the King's profile and a lion passant (guardant) mark of London and other English Assay

each. Top measures 19mm x 15mm. Set comes in original fitted box. Marked Longmire, PL, English marks

, inside engraved with initials Eu. Hallmarked German silver (935 grade), Maker HM, also English Import

. The piece bears maker's marks for the George Jones pottery. Bears a pattern number, '3240'. English

. Hallmarked Longmire, PL, English gold marks. Weight of the pair - 15.1 grams.

maker's marks for the Minton pottery. Bears a pattern number, '1501'. English diamond registration mark

with all the marks from English manufacturer. Good condition.

engagement ring. The hallmarks show the ring is from Birmingham c. 1959. Makers mark is CG&S. English origin

inner cuvette is plain. The cases are all hallmarked with English import marks, with the case stamped

pewter ware for Liberty until 1926. Not only using the ‘Solkets’ mark but others including ‘English

ring mount testing as platinum. The band has 750 for 18K gold and Birmingham marks. This English

silver hall mark and 830 for purity 830/000 of silver used from ca. 1884 and also marked with old English