I have this antique spoon ( for what I dont now..)
Have I think british mark, can someone help me to identify them?
They are another little sqare mark not show in photo and is AK47
many thanks
British Mark?
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mysterling
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British Mark?
Hello to all.
I have this antique spoon ( for what I dont now..)
Have I think british mark, can someone help me to identify them?
They are another little sqare mark not show in photo and is AK47
many thanks
I have this antique spoon ( for what I dont now..)
Have I think british mark, can someone help me to identify them?
They are another little sqare mark not show in photo and is AK47
many thanks
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mysterling
- Posts: 76
- Joined: Sat Mar 22, 2014 7:16 am
Re: British Mark?
Amena,
many many thanks for help.
Is Dutch!!
many many thanks for help.
Is Dutch!!
Re: British Mark?
Hi,
Sugar spoon, maker's mark AK 47 in a square for: Adrianus Kuijlenburg Pz, registered in the city of Schoonhoven, this particular mark used 1862-1882. Lion passant above 2, 2nd standard mark silver 833/1000 fineness, Minerva head/assay office mark with the regional assay office letter M in its helmet for the city of Schonnhoven. The year letter F for: 1865
For Dutch (hall)marks see:
http://www.925-1000.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=32028
Peter
Sugar spoon, maker's mark AK 47 in a square for: Adrianus Kuijlenburg Pz, registered in the city of Schoonhoven, this particular mark used 1862-1882. Lion passant above 2, 2nd standard mark silver 833/1000 fineness, Minerva head/assay office mark with the regional assay office letter M in its helmet for the city of Schonnhoven. The year letter F for: 1865
For Dutch (hall)marks see:
http://www.925-1000.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=32028
Peter