Posted 8 years ago
Clare814023
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Have recently been given to me when clearing out family members house. Seems to be missing a lid. Someone thought it was victorian - any help would be appreciated.
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Posted 8 years ago
Clare814023
(4 items)
Have recently been given to me when clearing out family members house. Seems to be missing a lid. Someone thought it was victorian - any help would be appreciated.
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EPBM : Electro Plared Britannia Metal. Not silver. An early English form of silverplate. Victorian for sure !!!
HENRY WILKINSON & CO LTD
Sheffield
The founder of the firm was J. Winter in 1760c. In 1829 the firm was active as Henry Wilkinson & Co and in 1872 was converted into a limited liability company under the style Henry Wilkinson & Co Ltd. In 1892 the firm was acquired by Walker & Hall. The firm used the trade mark SILBO .
Before 1892 and after 1872.
http://www.silvercollection.it/electroplatesilverWZdue.html#WILK1
Quite a beauty!
Could it be an English mustard pot? I have one from my grandmother, and it has a little hinged lid.