Featured Slip Top Spoon

Discussion in 'Silver' started by Red6, Dec 7, 2024.

  1. Red6

    Red6 Well-Known Member

    Hi

    I have this slip top spoon which is likely 1st half of the 17thc. Unfortunately as with a lot of these spoons the date letter is completely rubbed and indecipherable. Some of the maker's mark remains and I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions on a possible identity for the maker, a bit of a long shot I know.

    Many Thanks
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  2. silvermakersmarks

    silvermakersmarks Well-Known Member

    It could be this unidentified London TP mark which I have seen with a hallmark date of 1641 and for which Jackson notes sightings of 1639 and 1641.

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    Phil
     
  3. Red6

    Red6 Well-Known Member

    Thank you Phil, I saw that mark on your site and must admit I have been unable to find anything that's a better match. Might be one that will be difficult to ever pin down.
     
  4. komokwa

    komokwa The Truth is out there...!

    Nice spoon Red.....
    good find , Phil !!
    :woot::woot:
     
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  5. J Dagger

    J Dagger Well-Known Member

    Handsome!
     
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