Antique Spoon,Fork,Knife,Sterling or Plated

I have a set of old flatware,spoon,fork,knife in a case.The markings are "EP,ON,NS.I found one on Ebay that has the same marks but say it's solid silver.I believe it was said it's British.Need help.Anyone know age and pattern.It's not US.

 

Electroplate ON Nickel silver
Fish service

 

Thanks,have any idea the age

 

Stamped design on server is aesthetic movement-ish so possibly late 19thc.

 

Thank you so much!!

 

found one on Ebay that has the same marks but say it's solid silver.

seller in ignorant of markings.............

 

Agree.

 

You might want to check for silver marks on the hollow handles, though I can't see any in your pics - for clarity, the two 'solid silver, EP/ON/NS' pieces I found on eBay do bear 1905 Sheffield marks on their hollow handles. Though you've listed yours as a fish set, it's actually a gift set of serving pieces, including a butter knife, jam spoon, and pickle fork...

~Cheryl

 

close up of the last pic seems to show the plating worn off parts of the handle...

 

The first answer I got on here was fish server.So I'm not sure,what it is.

 

No loss of plating, items were not cleaned

 

I think Cheryl is right:

 

Okay, to be more clear - it is not a fish set, and if your hollow, filled handles (not the clearly plated working ends) are marked, then please show those marks, it may indicate that the outside is 'solid silver', if none are present, then the handles are also plated. Just as a recommendation, it's useful in questions here, as well as in sales descriptions, to give measurements...

~Cheryl

 

That way a butter knife won't look like a fish knife.

 

This is one of those two solds on eBay that I mentioned, a 7" long pickle fork, the second picture shows the marks found on the handle:





~Cheryl

 

No other markings

 

then all silver plated...