Antiques/hallmarks/maker stamps

[Heddleston]

Ok a long shot, but can anyone point me in the right direction to establish a value for some silver wine 'goblets' that were given to my son.

All i can see on the bottom are

H.O.L and E.P.N.S

I'm guessing they're of dutch origin but i can't seem to find anything through the usual search engines.

Any info appreciated

cheers

[Joe]

E.P.N.S Is Electro Plated Nickle silver mate. The metal they will be actually made of is tin and it is then plated with nickle silver. This techniqe isnt old neithe I'm affraid, you talking about the 1930s. H.O.L will be a makers name.

[Heddleston]

E.P.N.S Is Electro Plated Nickle silver mate. The metal they will be actually made of is tin and it is then plated with nickle silver. This techniqe isnt old neithe I'm affraid, you talking about the 1930s. H.O.L will be a makers name.

not quite so 'antique' after all then lmao

[Joe]

Afraid not matey, I'm a plumber and work in houses that are getting renorvated and come across things all the time, and with a bit of research find out there worthless lmao. Things like that are more bric-a-brac tbh, but may be worth £5 - £10, check out e-bay

[shady7475]

Can someone tell me what I have? I have a plater with 4 stamps on it. 1st one looks like a basket but not sure the 2nd is a mans head the 3rd looks like a spread eagal the 4th is a greman iron cross. Any info would be great.

[Allvaux]

Can someone tell me what I have?

Yes. You have.......replied to a post that's now six years old. Congratulations, you win a picture of your missus 'spread eagald' across the bonnet of a 'greman' car.

[Nemesis]