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festivist unregistered	posted 11-26-2004 12:30 PM [01-1950] I just inherited a large stuffing spoon with a mark of six arrows..two groups of three each crossed at right angles. The makers mark is WH & S AN OLD ENGLISH B and P followed by an A1 ALL IN SEPARATE STAMPS. I would appreciate any info so that I can trace it. THANK YOU. .BRICE IP: Logged
WGS Posts: 136 Registered: Oct 99	posted 11-26-2004 06:57 PM Is there any chance the "B" is an "E"? With "EP" and "A1", it sounds like electroplate. ------------------ IP: Logged
WGS Posts: 136 Registered: Oct 99	posted 11-26-2004 07:04 PM The six arrow mark relates to Wm. Hutton & Sons, Ltd. of Sheffield, England. - from 1800 to 1922 - made silver and silver plated tableware ------------------ IP: Logged
festivist unregistered	posted 11-26-2004 09:12 PM Thank you. it is a great favor. Do you think it is plated or silver? IP: Logged
Brent Posts: 1507 Registered: May 99	posted 11-28-2004 04:52 PM It is definitely plated. Brent IP: Logged
Scott Martin Forum Master Posts: 11573 Registered: Apr 93	posted 09-07-2006 05:10 PM jdye posted 09-07-2006 04:59 PM in the New Members Forum: quote: WGS posted in the General Silver Forum in 2004 a question about 6 crossed arrows and Wm H & S. I hope it is 4x4 arrows. Please move this post to that thread, if desirable. I tried to post there but am prohibited. Wm. Hutton and Sons purchased the Crestwick Silver Manufacturing firm in 1900. From 1900 to 1910 Wm. Hutton and Sons put the Crestwick mark on their silver products; followed by their mark. Crestwick mark: and the resulting mark is: This may be helpful if not already posted elsewhere on the forums. IP: Logged

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