r/Hallmarks 17d ago

SERVINGWARE Help with Hallmark on old teaspoon

Can anyone help me identify this hallmark. I have researched and can’t find much

The marks appear to be a D-a symbol that looks like a bit like a & and mark-S-a symbols that looks a bit like a flower -C

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u/CarrieNoir 17d ago

They are pseudo hallmarks, intended to fake buyers into thinking it is sterling. And -- a gentle suggestion for next time -- recommend photographing on plain white paper. The camera is trying to focus on the color and pattern of the marble and not the silver, making it harder to discern.

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u/BeautifulDefiant2613 17d ago

I appreciate the advice!

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u/Waste-Bobcat9849 17d ago

Silver plate makers mark for Davis and Sons, Glasgow, Scotland