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Antiques! => Antique Questions Forum => Topic started by: shal77 on November 27, 2013, 07:33:52 AM
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Hi I have a HL&Co (Hamiliton Laidlaw) tea set that has a milk jug sugar bowel and tea pot, the markings are on the milk jug and milk jug but not on the sugar bowel which is exactly the same, anyway I know the manufacture but it also has 5006 and A1 on there does anyone know what this means please, many thanks
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A1 is for superior quality silver plate from Sheffield
5001 is probably the design / pattern number
Any chance of pics ?
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Hope this is ok
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One of the milk jug close up
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And this is on the jug and tea pot but not the sugar bowel but there all the same design
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Does your sugar bowl have lid?
This mark was registered 1924 - 1927.
5006 is the company's product number.
A1 is a United States marking that many companies put on silver plate to mean that it is high quality silver plated (not solid silver or would be marked sterling silver).
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Pretty sure these are British, KC. That's why i said Sheffield for A1.
Also the houses through the window and the Mitre football on the floor...i'd be gobsmacked if they were in the US ;)
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Yep I'm in the uk, thanks for the info now to find a price so I don't get ripped of as I don't know much about them
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Brain hiccup....meant to put Universal marking (oops put US).