Featured Some new items with hallmarks

My wife recently found these which in the attic of her home house.
Some gorgeous pieces but any help with hallmarks?

 

Your first and last items are electroplated and not solid silver, so the marks you show are only maker's marks and not hallmarks.

Elkington & Co made the first and James Dixon made the last.

The middle item may have been assayed in London but I'll have to look up the b date letter and possible JW maker's initials.

 

Now that I've looked again - your middle item was assayed in Birmingham.

 

Okay - that b is for 1901.

 

Birmingham, 1901.
Edit: sniped by the silver gal herself.

 

Thank you AJ.

As for the maker, it's possible it might be John Edward Wilmot, but you should scan through this list of JW marks for Birmingham to see whether your mark is a match to it or better to someone else.

http://www.silvermakersmarks.co.uk/Makers/Birmingham-JT-JZ.html#JW

 

Thanks all, appreciate the effort and knowledge

 

The Elkington box has their private date-code letter V for 1881.

And I can confirm John Edward Wilmot as the maker of the Birmingham piece.

Phil

 

Love the little box!!!!!!!