Can i know if this is worth something

[ganithmalage]

Can i please know, if this is silver

 

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[pete61]

Can i please know, if this is silver

Walker & Hall, plated brass, early to mid 1900's worth nothing, unless you have a set thats missing something and you want it replaced with a matching date.

Last letter B on mine denotes weight of plating, ie very low, A being better and A+ the top end of the range.

The S on yours is probably a date and with no "plating letter" most likely very low weight.
Online hallmarks is https://www.925-1000.com for future research.

 

[ganithmalage]

Thank you so much sir ❤️

 

[Red-Coat]

Can i please know, if this is silver

Walker & Hall, plated brass, early to mid 1900's worth nothing, unless you have a set thats missing something and you want it replaced with a matching date.

Last letter B on mine denotes weight of plating, ie very low, A being better and A+ the top end of the range.

The S on yours is probably a date and with no "plating letter" most likely very low weight.
Online hallmarks is https://www.925-1000.com for future research.

Agree it's silver plate of of no value.

The 'S' is not a date mark. It simply stands for 'Sheffield'. As said, there is no date mark or plate quality mark, but the style of the W&H pennant looks to be that used from c.1910 onwards. It's probably rather later than that though.

The lower case 'a' and 'b' letters on the comparative examples from @pete61 are the date letters used by Walker & Hall in 1919 and 1920 respectively.

 

[ganithmalage]

Agree it's silver plate of of no value.

The 'S' is not a date mark. It simply stands for 'Sheffield'. As said, there is no date mark or plate quality mark, but the style of the W&H pennant looks to be that used from c.1910 onwards. It's probably rather later than that though.

The lower case 'a' and 'b' letters on the comparative examples from @pete61 are the date letters used by Walker & Hall in 1919 and 1920 respectively.

Thank you so much sir 🙏