Silver Mark identification

[Airwaves]

Hi

New here. Is this where I can post photos of silver hallmarks to get an identification? 

Regards, in anticipation. 

[HelpingHands]

Yes.  Someone might know them.

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Thanks

These are what I'm trying to identify

 

[sixgun]

The first piece is Irish silver - a very interesting old piece, we don't see that often.

C E = Christopher Eades is the maker. 

A = 1821 (this was the year Eades was established)

Crown over harp = Sterling Silver (92.5% pure)
Hibernia = Dublin assay office

The head is George IV

[sixgun]

The second piece is Henry Hobson & Sons 
The anchor is Birmingham 
The lion passant is Sterling silver
K = 1934

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[sixgun]

This one is Sheffield Sterling 1926 - the LR & Co is not identified - there was a Lewis, Rose & Co Limited in Sheffield around this time but their mark was not this and they primarily dealt in plate.

[Airwaves]

Hi Sixgun

Just to say I am really very grateful for your identification of these marks for me

Regards, Paul 

[stefffana]

Hi, @sixgun, 

You are a real wizard. This british hallmark system is easy to understand as hieroglyphic writing system for me.

Who can read them, in my eyes is a Master.

Respect!

Stefan.

[sixgun]

This one is Birmingham Sterling - the anchor - it is on its side and with the q this denotes 1890. The maker's mark is a bit unclear. We seem to have H. Then i suspect there is & - i wonder it it could be T next. The letters are all in the same frame. If it is H&T then we are looking at Hilliard and Thomason - the right assay office, at the right time, with letters inside a common frame. 

[sixgun]

This one looks like 1910 Birmingham Sterling. The maker's mark - it is a shield with _ M _ Co. 
Maybe someone else can make more of the maker's mark than i can.

[Airwaves]

Hi Sixgun 

I'm starting to get my eye in 

I've taken further photos of the _M_Co and have worked out that it is WJM & Co, in a shield which makes it W J Myatt & Co I believe

on a vesta case with gilt interior