Hand mirror - .925 silver

Antique silver mirror

It is a silver brand from the manufacturers John & William Deakin (James Deakin & Sons).
The manufacturer’s brand 'JD&S' (John Deakin & Sons) or 'J&W Deakin' is often used on silver items such as trays, bowls, and picture frames.
The company, founded in 1880 by William Gibson and John Langman, was based in Sheffield, England.
Repoussé decoration is typical of the Art Nouveau style of the Edwardian era, around 1905.
Items with these brands are usually made of solid .925 silver.

The contrast marks on the sterling silver object indicate its origin and purity. The anchor on the left is the hallmark of the city of Birmingham, England. The rampant lion in the center signifies that the piece is sterling silver (purity of 925 parts per thousand). The letter 'P' is the date mark corresponding to the year 1914.