Spoon marked W*W

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niceguy1
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Spoon marked W*W

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HI ALL

Who is the most suitable candidate for this small bright cut spoon hallmarked W.W?

THANK YOU

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Re: Spoon marked W*W

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Notice how the top of the letters touch.

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Re: Spoon marked W*W

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Hi Niceguy,

See William Welsh of Exeter at: http://www.925-1000.com/dlExeter2.html#M

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Re: Spoon marked W*W

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HI

Would that be Snr or Jnr?
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The spoon would date 1798-1804. See: http://www.925-1000.com/a_exeterlions.html

I believe there has been further research into the timelines of the Welch's, but I do not have it to hand. Hopefully Granmaa will see this topic and add more.

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Post by Granmaa »

Almost certainly William Welch II. I won't say snr because Tim Kent's research has shown no evidence that they were related. Welch I was working in Plymouth and II in Exeter.

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