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Re: 18/19th century American / British silversmith set of ...
They are in the style of 19th century spoons, but I'd need to see the marks to determine a value. In the American market the American spoons sell for more than the British hallmarked variety.
Re: 18/19th century American / British silversmith set of ...
One is the pitkin marking, (will add pictures soon as I can)
WM rogers with a shield on one side and an eagle on the other, which I am told is marked WM. ROGERS (Hartford, CT, ca 1822-1843)
Another looks like EB, or BB?
Another has 4 symbols in a colum. Believe one is a lion, one is a profile of a femal figure, and a shield I remember correctly.
Sorry I don't have pictures, they are not with me at the moment.
Re: 18/19th century American / British silversmith set of ...
I'll keep an eye out for your images, the last one with four hallmarks sounds English.