Symbol guide
Fleur de lis silver mark
A fleur de lis silver mark by Robert Peaston has R and P letters on a London 1768 hallmark; Augustine Courtauld’s CO example is dated 1722.
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12 marks
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Illustrated hallmark dated 1751. Mark entered 1741.
London
into a lozenge under a fleur de lys (?) and over a star (?) Elizabeth Godfrey entered 1741 1751 hallmark.
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Illustrated hallmark dated 1737. Mark entered 1733.
London
under a crown and star over a fleur de lys Paul de Lamerie, entered 1733 1737 hallmark.
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Illustrated hallmark dated 1716. Mark entered 1713.
London
under a crown under a star over a fleur de lys Paul de Lamerie entered 1713 1716 hallmark.
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Illustrated hallmark dated 1712. Mark entered 1697.
London
under two stars over a fleur de lys David Williaume I , mark entered in 1697 1712 hallmark.
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Illustrated hallmark dated 1699.
London
under a over a fleur de lys Pierre Platel, 1699 hallmark.
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Illustrated hallmark dated 1712.
London
under a fleur de lys over a blossom Thomas Farren, 1712 hallmark.
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Illustrated hallmark dated 1800.
Cape Colony
between two fleur de lys Martinus Lourens Smith, a Cape of Good Hope Colony silversmith. Arrived at the Cape on 27 October 1757 from Aalborg, Denmark. Died on 18 March 1806. 1800 c. hallmark.
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Illustrated hallmark dated 1770.
London
A business founded by John Wickes in 1722.
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Illustrated hallmark dated 1786.
London
A business founded by John Wickes in 1722.
Fleur de lis mark examples
12 illustrated marks match the fleur de lis shape, including records for Bowles Nash, Robert Peaston, Augustine Courtauld. Open an example to compare its full mark and maker timeline.
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