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HI I was directed over here by the eBay antiques board. I have a pair of candle sticks that might have a hans jensen mark. Can anyone confirm? they have the buttery feel of sterling but I guess that doesn't necessarily make them so.

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Hello.

Agree the first two marks were used by Hans Jensen
Believe the firm did produce solid silver wares too.
However, since there are no standard or control marks, I think your candlesticks are silverplated.
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The third mark is used by Hejl & Company of Denmark.
Early in their history they were manufacturers, but today I think they are mostly distributers/wholesalers.
They are still in business. You can find their site on the internet.



Pat.

Hj is silversmith
The fish is their mark for plated.