Hallmark identification on cutlery

Hi would anyone be able to help with these hallmarks please, they are on the back of yhe knife but cant seem to see anything on the fork.


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That’s not a hallmark - only U.K. sterling silver gets a true hallmark. This is a maker’s mark on silver plate. I haven’t found SN&Co yet, but the final S almost certainly refers to Sheffield.

ETA: The only place it turns up is on this page of unidentified maker’s marks:

Mystery Makers

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Hi.

If this is Sheffield, then SN&Co could stand for Stanley Neil and Co of Stanley Works, Wellington Street, Sheffield who were in production around 1902 ish. It’s only a thought. Good hunting. CB

Any evidence to support your thesis?