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Old 3rd February 2018, 12:09 PM   #6
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... I think Sheffield Tudor rose is the first mark ...
Maybe not likely. Hasn't the Tudor rose only appeared as from 1975 to present ?. Also the crown would have a different shape; and would stand upright .
There would be a different path towards deciphering those marks ... assuming they are for silver, and not for silver plate or another composition .
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