Hello all. I was hoping someone could help me identify the markings on this tray I inherited. Curious if sterling or plated, when and where made. Any info is appreciated.
Thank you!
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This item of silver plate’s makers seem to have decided to put every historic UK silver mark and a few others which are not, on his candle wick trimmer plate.
Some of these marks, including the lion’s head erased, this forum has been asked about before:
Now we have a set of initials, probably LS or IS/JS or even TS.
This is almost certainly US plate which frequently used faux UK marks and presumably there are limited numbers of US makers with the same initials.
CRWW
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E.G. WEBSTER & SON
E.G.Webster & Son: history and marks
IS - International Silver.
Identification of teapot - British Silver / Reading Silver Hallmarks - Silver Collector Forums
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That is very interesting, thank you! Disappointing, but interesting all the same.
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