City of Birmingham - 1801
by Joseph Taylor

The date letters below show the background shape for silver. The same letters were used for Gold, which has been marked in Birmingham since 1824, but the background is a square with cut corners. There may be some variations in backgrounds during the late 19th century, especially on watch cases.
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BIRMINGHAM MAKERS' MARKS
| C & B | Cocks & Bettridge | MB | Matthew Boulton |
| E & Co Ld | Elkington & Co | MB IF | Matthew Boulton & John Fothergill |
| EM & Co | Elkington Mason & Co | ML | Matthew Linwood |
| ES | Edward Smith | NM | Nathaniel Mills |
| ET | Edward Thomasson | P & T | William Postan & George Tye |
| FC | Francis Clark | REA | Robinson, Edkins & Aston |
| GU | George Unite | SP | Samual Pemberton |
| GW | Gervase Wheeler | T & P | Joeseph taylor & John Perry |
| H & T | Hillard & Thomasson | TS | Thomas Shaw |
| IB | John Bettridge | TW | Thomas Willmore |
| IS | John Shaw | WF | William Fowke |
| IT | Joseph Taylor | Y & W | Yapp & Woodward |
| JW | Joseph Willmore | L & Co | John Lawrence & Co |