I found a silver spoon. Can you tell me what the hallmark means?

Aug 12, 2010 by lucyandtj | Posted in Words & Wordplay

 I found eligible money and pearl. I found under the floor. I googled authentication, but not the feeling of finding something.

 You are in the section immoral.

want to value silver spoons?

Mar 16, 2007 by ANGELA M | Posted in Beer, Wine & Spirits

 12 silver spoons with suger tongs stamp is d &s circle withx g

 http://www.antiquesilverspoons.co.uk/

see if theres any info on here

Antique English Silver Spoons

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Metal detecting with the ETrac and Sun Ray probe: silver snuff spoon?

pathetic, I put in 2 roundups. Didn't mean to. You can see the hallmark P in the last round up

An Irishwoman's Diary

31.12.69

ROSITA BOLAND

BRIC-A-BRAC. A cycle of words that imply junk to some, treasure to others. Bric-a-brac. To me, they describe those arcane, fabulous, and superfluous bits and pieces that surface in every charity rat on. Trinkets. Ephemera. Stuff. Not all of it, of course, but there are some bits and pieces that markedly sing to me. Candlesticks. Jewellery boxes. Vases. Vintage lamps. And individual yokes that defy description.

I’ve written before with enthusiasm of my extensive and happy association with charity shops. Every few months, I make donations to contribution shops, particularly books, which arrive into my house hard-wired with the genes of rabbits. Most of my larder crockery, some of my furniture, about half my books, and two-thirds of my wardrobe have make from such shops. It’s a win-win for me. I know my money is going to charity, objects are being re-old, and I find things that are not the high-street norm.

Source: Irish Times