Help with silver thing with crest !!

[DIGGING1971GUY]

I have no idea what this is but its marked 925 fine then a crest anchor,S,lion in that order
Sorry for the link my computer wont support insert for some reason
Any help with what it could be or the crest would be great Thanks in advance !!

http://i52.tinypic.com/zsoab7.jpg
http://i55.tinypic.com/flae0x.jpg

 

[Breezie]

I have no idea what this is but its marked 925 fine then a crest anchor,S,lion in that order
Sorry for the link my computer wont support insert for some reason
Any help with what it could be or the crest would be great Thanks in advance !!

http://i52.tinypic.com/zsoab7.jpg
http://i55.tinypic.com/flae0x.jpg

The 925 means it's 92.5% silver with the rest being copper; sterling silver. The anchor stands for Birmingham, England. The lion means sterling. The "S" is a code for the date. Depending on what the "S" looks like determines the date because "S's were used for several different years.

If you could post some clearer pics of your item, hopefully we can help ID it. Breezie

 

[DIGGING1971GUY]

Breezie ,i hope these help just to small to get good images of it .I was hoping you would pop in .
Thanks a bunch for looking ,here are some more images of the thing
http://i54.tinypic.com/slmjc9.jpg
http://i52.tinypic.com/a4adqu.jpg
http://i52.tinypic.com/sux24j.jpg
http://i52.tinypic.com/2j18thw.jpg Hope these help !

 

[Breezie]

DG, I really can't see the shape of the crest which surrounds the "S" so check out this chart, and it will give you the date. Breezie

 

[Silver Searcher]

The Lion and Anchor are both Hallmarks for Birmingham, the Date is either 1841 or 1892, the pictures are a bit small and I just can't quite make out the S.

SS

 

[DIGGING1971GUY]

Thank you guys for all your help SOLVED !!

 

[DIGGING1971GUY]

Now we know it is from the 1800s but can anyone take a guess what it is ?LOL

 

[Breezie]

Now we know it is from the 1800s but can anyone take a guess what it is ?LOL

DG, it appears to be a stretched out bottom (could be a cap) to a perfume bottle. That would be my best guesstimate. If you Google: antique or Victorian sterling perfume bottles, then click on the Images, you'll see hundreds of them. Note the shapes of the bottoms & caps. Breezie

 

[2Minnesota]

could it be a crown for a tooth I don't think they were made of sterling, but kind of looks like a tooth....

 

[2Minnesota]

No, not a crown. I didn't look at all views before I responded, sorry...

 

[DIGGING1971GUY]

Now we know it is from the 1800s but can anyone take a guess what it is ?LOL

DG, it appears to be a stretched out bottom (could be a cap) to a perfume bottle. That would be my best guesstimate. If you Google: antique or Victorian sterling perfume bottles, then click on the Images, you'll see hundreds of them. Note the shapes of the bottoms & caps. Breezie

Wow, i knew you were good but ........how do you do it LOL i think you are 100% right SOLVED !!
Thanks !!