Mark Hinchsliffe

Mark Hinchsliffe, known working dates 1821 to 1841. Mark Hinchsliffe worked in English Street, Dumfries as a jeweller, silversmith and gunsmith. His assistant was Thomas Alexander, a gold and silversmith from Edinburgh who worked for him for twenty years. Thomas Alexander died in 1841.

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Tea spoons, fiddle pattern (2)

Maker’s mark: “HINCHLIFFE” in a serrated circle surrounding “M” (impressed) Assay marks: tree, lion

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Tea spoon, fiddle pattern

Maker’s mark: “MH” (impressed) Other marks: "I", “X”, crown

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Serving spoon, fiddle pattern

Maker’s mark: “MH” (impressed) Other marks: "X", anchor, crown These large spoons were reserved fo

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Table or soup spoon, fiddle pattern (1)

Maker’s mark: “HINCHLIFFE” in a serrated circle surrounding “M” (impressed) Dumfries town mark: foul

2 Fmedia2 F220992 F4116

Tea spoons, fiddle pattern (1)

Maker’s mark: “MH” Dumfries town mark: fouled anchor Other marks: “X”, crown

2 Fmedia2 F220952 F4114

Table or soup spoon, fiddle pattern

Maker’s mark: “HINCHLIFFE” in a serrated circle surrounding “M” (impressed) Dumfries town mark: foul

2 Fmedia2 F220882 F4109

Tea spoons, fiddle pattern

Maker’s mark: “HINCHLIFFE” in a serrated circle surrounding “M” (impressed) Dumfries town marks: fou

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