Found 2 spoons in field i need the ID of 1

[Deepdiger60]

Hi all i dug up a few spoons in a old farm field the other day 1 spoon is a late 1800,s WM A. Rogers silver overlaid the other bottom i dont know it has a marking on the back it looks like a head it also says sterling any help thanks what iam looking for is a date so i can date the field .Thanks Jim

 

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[mrs.oroblanco]

That "head" is an English duty mark. (monarch)








Hallmark Recognition:

a – Maker's Mark

b – Assay Mark (Early Sheffield)

c – Date Letter

d – The Sterling Mark

e – The Duty Mark (monarch's head

 

[Deepdiger60]

That "head" is an English duty mark. (monarch)









Hallmark Recognition:

a – Maker's Mark

b – Assay Mark (Early Sheffield)

c – Date Letter

d – The Sterling Mark

e – The Duty Mark (monarch's head

Thank you mrs.oroblanco that explains why iam finding so many Colonial artifacts in these mid 1600,s farm fields a mixed bag of 4 generations ,Good Hunting DD60

 

[Napper]

Hi Deepdiger60,

Sheffield Assy,.. Makers Henry Wilkinson & Co (London 19c - early 20c),.. Date letter E, 1848 - 1849

Hope this helps regards Napper

 

[Deepdiger60]

Hi Deepdiger60,

Sheffield Assy,.. Makers Henry Wilkinson & Co (London 19c - early 20c),.. Date letter E, 1848 - 1849

Hope this helps regards Napper

It sure does help thanks Napper

 

[aaaaaaa]

Hi Deepdiger60,

Sheffield Assy,.. Makers Henry Wilkinson & Co (London 19c - early 20c),.. Date letter E, 1848 - 1849

Hope this helps regards Napper

It sure does help thanks Napper

I think he identified the marks on mrs.oroblanco's example..

 

[Napper]

Hi, aaaaaaa & Deepdiger60 for your info...

I got the ID from a book called Jacksons Hallmarks piccy of book below. printed in England by... Antique Collector's Club Ltd, Sandy Lane, Old Martlesham, Woodbidge, Suffolk, England. IP12 4SD......... Book ISBN No 1 85149 169 4 .

Hope this helps......Regards Napper

 

[Red-Coat]

Just tidying up some blasts from the past (including some very ancient ones), largely for the benefit of anyone searching the site for information.

The first spoon is not from the late 1880s. It’s Wm. A. Rogers ‘Chatelaine/Sonia’ pattern, introduced in 1930 and produced only in silverplate.

Neither is the second spoon English and that’s not a duty mark. Also, you will almost never see the word ‘Sterling’ on English silver because the hallmark itself was the sterling guarantee and the word would be superfluous. It’s too worn to establish the maker, but it’s an American spoon.