Did i find silver or silver plate?
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William Hutton and Sons.
Founded in 1800.
Known for the marking WH and S.
Here's more information on the mark and the company: A canteen of silver - an article on ASCAS: Association of Small Collectors of Antique Silver website
Don.....
PS: "ya dun good" with that purchase.
Founded in 1800.
Known for the marking WH and S.
Here's more information on the mark and the company: A canteen of silver - an article on ASCAS: Association of Small Collectors of Antique Silver website
Don.....
PS: "ya dun good" with that purchase.
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yep nice score
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And if you wish to dig deeper (into the research), I suggest this site:
Silver Forums at 925-1000.com
Don.......
Silver Forums at 925-1000.com
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If that tray is sterling, that's one heck of a payday !
Keep @ it and HH !!
Keep @ it and HH !!
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Silver plate, depending on the maker and the object, will sell for a good price sometimes. This would have been one of those times. By the way it's an egg cup holder. If you had the cups and spoons, it would be worth a pretty good penny! Go back and see if she has the rest of it.
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The last two marks say ""EP" as in electro plate
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Anyone have any idea if its Silverplate or Sterling?
Any idea on this I cannot determine if plate or sterling
Any idea on this I cannot determine if plate or sterling
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I think it would be plate since it does not say sterling or .925. That mark is the Prill Silver company mark.
Silverplate Marks P 3 - Online Encyclopedia of Silver Marks, Hallmarks & Makers' Marks
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I was gonna say... The appearance of the item is silver plate, IMO. Really like the Beatles postcard!
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