Anyone know what the stamps mean?

Hey guys,

anyone know how old these two spoons are? Any info appreciated.

thanks.

 

Also have this gravy looking pitcher, unsure what it is, anyone have an idea?

 

The first 2 have the mark of W O Fairfield Plate.

 

The next one with D & A in a shield, is English - Daniel & Arter of Birmingham, England. Electroplate circa 1882.

 

Sugar scuttle missing the scoop.

 

The marks on the sugar scuttle are confusing. Can't read the letters, only the Made In Sheffield.

 

Brule Bungalow sounds like a restaurant specializing in dessert, but beyond that, I have no clue where or when it might be.

 

Maybe a little more clearer

 

Maybe it was the first spoon?

 

No it would not. The spoon is US, the scuttle English. Besides being the wrong shape spoon - intended for cream soup not sugar.

 

Ah okay I just googled w o Fairfield spoons and first thing that popped up was sugar spoon.

 

Also are those names on the spoon of various people that owned it?

 

Highly unlikely.

 

I still cannot figure out the 4 letters at the top of the scuttle's mark. You should be able to figure them out.

 

EPBM

~Cheryl

 

Thanks, Cheryl.

So Electroplated Britannia Metal. A generic mark without reference to a specific maker.

 

This seller doesn't seem to realize that the scoop should be stored in the loop on the back:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/193722903089





~Cheryl

 

Hm. Bungalows were often where Brits lived in the Indian Raj. Wonder if it were a spports team of some kind?

 

Hmm interesting you could be on to something!?

 

Bit more. Brule is on Mauritius and has bungalows, being in the Indian Ocean and all.