Help with Silver markings

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I am trying to work out the exact meaning of these markings. It is made by W & H and have an idea of the meaning of the other marks but not 100% sure.

[siddieswans]

Better photos seem to indicate that the figure is cast from white metal of some sort - if it is heavy maybe lead-based, or tin-based alloy. I would say AFL, from the days when they wore collars - 1940s 1960s. Purely a guess. I would say it has some value on its own. The top section still looks odd to me - I don't suppose it screws off?

Good luck with selling the goblet - I would not bother about the dents, nor really with cleaning it up. Looks very saleable to me. Antiques - sterling silver, making sure you put hallmark date and weight in the title.

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The man appears to soldered to the top part and then bolted to the bottom section The nut and thread appears to be some type of alloy. 

I agree the best way to sell is with a minor clean and let someone else do what they want. Although not a lot of value it's still nice to get a bonus every now and then. Although I have to be careful not to just add it to my collection of things I have aquired over the years that do not owe me anything so enjoy displaying them. 

[kopenhagen5]

The goblet is very nice quality.

I would guess the top was added later if it doesn't have any hallmarks.

Looks like AFL but I would say 1930-40's.

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Funny I was only buying a BBQ cover and ended up with something worth slightly more although the BBQ cover retails for $300+.