Help with silver cutlery

[Chantal]

My mom recently acquired some silverware but we cannot find any information on it on the Internet. Would someone be able to assist in letting us know what era they’re from and their worth? TIA

[dicker]

http://www.silvercollection.it/DICTIONARYDECRYPTINGUKSTERLINGMARKS.html

[Chantal]

Hi, thank you so much for the link.  Would you know how to go about getting a price/ a reputable appraisal?  Some people aren’t honest.

[manieswain]

On 07/11/2021 at 21:47, Chantal said:

Hi, thank you so much for the link.  Would you know how to go about getting a price/ a reputable appraisal?  Some people aren’t honest.

I would like to find out too – following.

[ArgentSmith]

This might sound harsh but I would start by weighing it. Look up the date and maker to see if you have something special and if you think you do maybe a trip to the London Silver Vaults. Failing that have a look on ebay and see what similar sells for. The items are most likely worth between 50p - £1.50 per gram depending on how saleable they are.

[frugalman]

Georgian London.

To help ascertain value and ID maker you need better zoom and complete item photos.

How many spoons?

Are they basting spoon or tea spoon size?

Any damage and are the bowl tips worn?

 

Regards, F.

 

Edited November 9, 2021 by frugalman

[Chantal]

@frugalman

Hi, you had asked how many spoons she had and if they were in good condition.  Please let me know your thoughts, any advice would be appreciated.

[frugalman]

Sorry i had more time back then. Caddy spoon worth most per gram then big spoons. don't get low too low balled.

be easier for someone else on here to id now. good luck.

[Centauri167]

If you have a LCS in your neighborhood, go there and ask for some information and how much they want to give you, at least you have a price indication and some info.