Another piece for you silver sleuths to ID for me s’il vous plait 
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Birmingham, 1942, William Adams (or maybe 1917?) I’m reaching here.
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Last owner must’ve cleaned it with wire wool 
. Thank you very much Paul
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Could be 1917 too as this style of the WA mark was in use in both years.
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Agree. —--__—_
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If you forget about the Date letters and look at the style, it’s quite simple and elegant. So I’d say it is an Edwardian influenced design. Edwardian times ended in 1914, so this would fit if it was 1917 as It was right in the middle of WW1, so design features would have been restricted and not fussy or using extra silver for the pattern.
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Now now ladies and gents, I see it could be WWI or WWII !!, now let’s not start WWIII over a couple of letters 
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Thank you y’all for all that ya do, I love this forum 
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Lol, That would definitely be a good reason
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