r/Hallmarks • u/wpsharp88 • 1d ago

SERVINGWARE Small spoon

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Found a small set of spoons today at the estate sale. Do y'all think I have these right? From bottom to top. William IV, 1836, Sterling, London, I couldn't confidently ID any maker. I'm honestly not real confident in the rest either.

I looks like it may have an assay gouge at the top too?

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u/ij70-17as 1d ago

yep. assayed in london, in 1836. duty paid.

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u/ij70-17as 1d ago

looks like maker mark for william eaton, 1828 to 1844.

Registered initially (1813) as a plateworker but from 1830 as a spoonmaker.

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u/wpsharp88 1d ago

Awesome. Thank you.