ID of cutlery patterns

Please does anyone know the names of any of these patterns or is there a good site to research?
Any info/age etc on the silver nutcrackers and knife sharpener lower down would be great.
Thankyou
Plated



Silver handle nutcrackers. Test as silver but haven't found a mark yet. Big and heavy.

Same nutcrackers. Small knife has same spider web pattern but is plate. Knife Sharpener is silver handled but again tests positive but no mark.

Nutcrackers on left and plated knife on right.

 

Can’t help ID any of them, but #5 was my parent’s everyday flatware

 

My parents was Kings pattern. I think of them every time I see it.

 

#1 is Hampton Court, #3 is Deauville, # 5 is Coronation, #6 is Lady Hamilton, #8 is Morning Star, #9 is Forever, knife honer is Patrician. I'll get back to you on the rest if you turn them over to id the manufacturers unless Baker's Gma gets here first.

 

Here I am! Waiting for info from the handles of the remaining ones.

 

Given how many Oneida patterns were in the "already identified" group, I grabbed a couple books. The #10 items may be Oneida "Georgian" from 1912. The knife sharpener #11 is probably Oneida "Patrician" from 1914.

 

Numbers 2, 4 and 7 are the ones that don't look at all familiar to me. We'll need a maker.

 

Wow you are all amazing!
Hold on and I'll see what's on the other side!

 

2-Cereta? Plate
4- Dorchester Silver Plate GR 1937
7- P? 376274

I've got one I missed I'll add too.
Thankyou all so much!

 

Last one!
Someone did I'd this one for me in finds thread but I stupidly didn't write it down!
USA Sterling

 

This looks right although I can't find a photo of the nutcrackers anywhere on the internet. At least I have a pattern identified now- Thankyou.

 

Can you get pictures of these marks for me? Although Oneida had a pattern named Cereta, it looks nothing like this pattern and I cannot find a 'maker' named Cereta Plate. Can't find a Dorchester Silver Plate or USA Sterling (which is unlikely to be sterling) either. These may not be American makers. Or since there were a myriad of small plating firms that came and went in the late 1800's and many "trademarks" created by larger known makers that had limited exposure in the market, they may just not be documented.

 

Remind me where you are? Not US, right?

 

UK

 

Ok. Any chance that #7 with the imprint that starts with a P might actually be an R with a d for registered?

 

And here's "Dorchester Silver Plate" - an "unidentified UK maker." I don't have a reference for UK patterns.

http://www.silvercollection.it/DICTIONARYTRADENAME2.html

 

Aha! So "Cereta Plate" is also UK. Thanks, INH.

 

This is my go-to site for quick ID-ing of more common patterns. Their prices are.. ..mmm.. "optimistic".. to say the least, but you get an idea of where to go with your own value determinations. https://www.replacements.com/?rplSr...MIx_S85bLx5AIVkbfsCh3OrgzsEAAYASAAEgJ3VfD_BwE