Unknown Motifs


Bulbous vase with a fish mouth, bought in USA. (Photo from Carol Hearn)		Unknown mark on tableware dish , c1900. The fylfot, had been used since the bronze age, long before the swastika sign was adopted by a political party. More information welcome.
JHC ?		Made in Israel


Marks found on a copper tray with pewter decoration, courtesy of Berne Hannon.

The Mark is an old fashioned hand holding 3 plumes or fleur de lies and the item is also stamped Prov Patent No' 27762/26. Found on a large copper bowl. (Courtesy Elliott Moran)

This mark used by Henry Loveridge & Co. Henry Loveridge & Co.		Mark under a German made copper pot of 1930's design.

Mark on a vase which also has the letters 'FRE' to the right (photo: Cherie Elliott)		This mark under a small pan. (Photo: Nicogirl)

The ‘Neptune’ mark was used by Joseph Sankey & Son Bilston, Wolverhampton, Probably the ‘Neptune’ mark was used instead of 'JS&S' when retailers needed to avoid price comparisons with others.	Joseph Sankey & Son. (JS&S)	Intricate monogram in an anchor found on the edge of a copper vesta holder commemorating Horatio Viscount Nelson.

This head found under a small cast brass animal figure. (Photo Gayle DeGregori).		Thomas Sanders Marks S