Who Can Help Me Decipher What Type of Hallmarks These Are ?

[asemp]

Hello Members, I have in my possession a few items of cutlery, and I am unsure what type of hallmarks these are. 

All the information gained would be greatly appreciated.

If you require more information, images or weights Pm me and I'll Upload them 

Many Thanks 

[Petra]

Your images need to be a bit clearer, however, they are not British sterling hallmarks so are no doubt plated. Need better pictures.

[Mobius]

Hi,

The item(s) marked '90' could well be foreign 90% silver. The other items are plated, on the bottom picture you can see 'EP' which stands for Electro Plated.

[stefffana]

10 hours ago, Mobius said:

Hi,

The item(s) marked '90' could well be foreign 90% silver. The other items are plated, on the bottom picture you can see 'EP' which stands for Electro Plated.

The "90" number without "%" mean 90g of pure silver used to silverplate a set of 12 forks and 12 spoons.

On some asian silver objects, it is used the mark 90% for silver .900.

[stefffana]

Unfortunately, only one item is german silver .800:

[Mobius]

Well you learn something new everyday, thanks for that info @stefffana, I've only ever dealt in British silver, so my knowledge of foreign silver is pretty slim.

You're definately the man for foreign silver!

Mobius

[stefffana]

1 minute ago, Mobius said:

Well you learn something new everyday, thanks for that info @stefffana, I've only ever dealt in British silver, so my knowledge of foreign silver is pretty slim.

You're definately the man for foreign silver!

Mobius

Thank you, @Mobius for your kind words!

I have learned a lot from you as well during the last few years.

Cheers and Super Love!🤗

[paul63]

13 hours ago, Mobius said:

Hi,

The item(s) marked '90' could well be foreign 90% silver. The other items are plated, on the bottom picture you can see 'EP' which stands for Electro Plated.

Hi there I have a pair of sugar tongs with 'MP'  can you tell me what the MP stands for please? I'm assuming something plated?

[stefffana]

20 minutes ago, paul63 said:

Hi there I have a pair of sugar tongs with 'MP'  can you tell me what the MP stands for please? I'm assuming something plated?

A picture will be very helpful, if possible with all the details. There are many makers having the same initials: 

Mathew Petit, Maltby Pelletreau, Paul Miller, Michael Plummer, Maylin Products Ltd, etc.

Edited November 13, 2023 by stefffana

[asemp]

Thank you all for your information; it is greatly appreciated I'll upload some clearer images  

[asemp]

On 12/11/2023 at 17:27, Petra said:

Your images need to be a bit clearer, however, they are not British sterling hallmarks so are no doubt plated. Need better pictures.

I think they are Danish. I'll upload them in a bit 

Thanks

[stefffana]

5 minutes ago, asemp said:

I think they are Danish. I'll upload them in a bit 

Thanks

Yes, they are silver plated danish products. The three towers mark is for silver minimum .826. The two towers and "P" letter is used for silver plated items. 

   

Three towers examples: