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argentum1 Posts: 602 Registered: Apr 2004	posted 03-08-2008 10:20 AM Does anyone have a good example of the mark used by James Lockwood of New York? I shall never be able to say Thank You enough times for all the assistance offered on past questions. Thank you, Thank you, Thank you ad infinitum........... IP: Logged
FWG Posts: 845 Registered: Aug 2005	posted 03-08-2008 10:55 AM Darling doesn't illustrate a mark (in case you don't have it to check). I can't remember if I have an example, but will keep it in mind next time I'm going through the NY drawer.... IP: Logged
swarter Moderator Posts: 2920 Registered: May 2003	posted 03-08-2008 05:46 PM The mark is shown in Belden, under his name, and also in combination with marks of Colin Van Gelder Forbes (partnership of Forbes and Lockwood) and Thomas Milne. I thought I had posted the mark previously (the one with Milne), but the search doesn't bring it up. I will try to locate that piece or another and photograph it soon. [This message has been edited by swarter (edited 03-08-2008).] IP: Logged
ahwt Posts: 2334 Registered: Mar 2003	posted 11-03-2021 03:12 PM Above is a coffin spoon with Thomas Milne mark together with what I assume is the mark for Thomas Lockwood. Although faint, there is a pellet between the I and L. I would add that Milne had a better die maker than Lockwood. [This message has been edited by ahwt (edited 11-04-2021).] IP: Logged

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