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Re: Agricultural Show Cup 1863
JB into a chamfered rectangle
Jane Brownett (entered 1868) or John Batson (entered 1874),
London 1883 hallmark
on by your discription I can't make out photo.
http://www.silvercollection.it/englishsilvermarksXJ2.html
is this your mark? Once we get this part worked out, I can tell you when, where and how much...maybe this will help.. Good Luck.
Re: Agricultural Show Cup 1863
Thanks for the comment, I appreciate it. Inbetween the J and the B is something that looks like a clover.