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Hi, Laly. I'm sorry, but the marks on yours cup are looking very doubtfully. In 1872 the order of marking of silver was another. (Pic.) http://i55.tinypic.com/2lm1jb6.jpg - Cartouche "84" - Town mark - The initials of the assay master Besides, very strange connection of a cup's leg and the...

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Hi, Zolotnik. Certainly. I know who such Kopf and where it worked. But I repeat. The spoon have storing in the State historical museum in Moscow with punch of J.Kopf and Petersburg's assay mark (1908). It is the fact about which writes Postnikova-Loseva in the book. Variants: 1. J (I). Kopf has shop...

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To Qrt.S - Assayed after 1899 (Ð² 1899!) in Moscow, made by MK (1865-1883). How can someone make a spoon after he stopped working or is dead? Blah, blah, blah.... Regards Zolotnik Bad, that you don't trust. It's really Moscow. Such assay mark (small 84) marked the short period 1898-1899. The master...

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Hi, All. I think, it is important. In the book at Postnikova-Loseva the mark of J.Kopf meets among marks of the Petersburg masters too. Hence, mark J.Kopf and Petersburg's assay mark (1908) can be together and it is normal. Who is J.Kopf - seller or silversmith in this case? I don't known.)) http://...

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Hi asti - the first mark I have never seen before :-), but he did not work in niello, the second is Ivanov Fedor V., a spoon maker and niello man. Regards Zolotnik Hi, Zolotnik. 1. If you about the first master think Faberge you are absolutely right. This is Faberge from Moscow. 2. Ivanov Fedor had...

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The first break in the fiddle pattern. Arrow spoons appear in the second quarter of the 19th century. Personally consider them a representation of Romanticism because of the upcoming cup form of a heart and the arrow significance. This model has evolved in parallel with the fiddle and classical twi...

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Hi, Zolotnik and Asti

Good theme. Please with each spoon give a photo of punches. That it is for better understanding. For an example: Asti, your spoon â„– 4 looks very doubtfully.

Best reg..

Dad

Dad wrote:
Dad wrote:"H & Co". Henniger & Co. Silverplate.

I will add. His (Henniger) name was Gustav. Warsaw. Poland. 19 centuries.)))

Dad

Dad wrote:"H & Co". Henniger & Co. Silverplate.

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"H & Co". Hennigtr & Co. Silverplate.

Dad

Hi Dad - as you know the official language at court in St. Petersburg was French! It is a pitty that you have no other photo, one of the backside of the spoon. I thought the photos you post are all your photos :-) - but as an expert you need no originals - only copys from copys! That makes everythi...

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Hi, Zolotnik. Unfortunately, I have no other photos. I ask to notice that the spoon is old and with the "eaten" edge. My taste is normal. I wanted to tell that on a snuffbox scenes from the West European life, instead of Russian are represented. But it doesn't disturb you, isn't it? As wel...

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Hi, All. It is a normal spoon. Russia isn't the closed territory. 1826 - 10 years have passed after campaigns across Europe and victories over Napoleon. In Russia did spoons in the European style, too. Here the "sister" of Ringo's spoon))): http://i53.tinypic.com/atp46v.jpg I don't like pi...

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Ha-Ha-Ha!!! Grand mystification!

This mark's photo not from the horn shown to us. This mark from other theme:
http://925-1000.com/forum/viewtopic.php ... 72&start=0" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Ai-Ai-Ai Postnikov)))

Dad

Qrt.S wrote:You must have missed this post

Zolotnik wrote:In Germany exist old silver with M marks

That mean these words: "old silver" ?
After 1886, or before? And where it is specified?

Dad

Qrt.S wrote:And here is the answer:

Qrt.S wrote:The German standards were/are 800, 835, 900 and 925.

And many countries others: http://www.925-1000.com/a_Standards.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
But + "M" ?

Dad

Qrt.S wrote:Unfortunately that does not help at all. You see the Swedish marks are import marks meaning that the object was imported to Sweden but wherefrom ...?

That is the Question (Shakespeare)))

Dad

Hi, All. To assert that it is Germany it is impossible. Proofs? I have placed a question: http://www.925-1000.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=24&t=24296" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; Besides there is a subject with punches of Sweden and 835Ðœ: http://i51.tinypic.com/xdsco0.j...

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Hi, All.
Please, Help to define the country where mark of silver fineness looking like this: 800M (pic.), 875M ( http://www.925-1000.com/forum/viewtopic ... 46&t=24281" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; )

Best Reg..

Dad

I see to the right of Russian mark of import - " 875Ðœ ". What countries marked such punch of silver fineness? In addition : Russian mark for the import items: " 84 + town mark (customs) + ÐŸÐ¢ (Ð¿Ñ€Ð¸Ð²Ð¾Ð·Ð½Ð¾Ð¹ Ñ‚Ð¾Ð²Ð°Ñ€). If I am right and to the right of the russian import mark...

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