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Hi, Johann Friedrich Ludwig Jürgens, born in 1839, master 1864-1870, died in 1870. Bude Markt 7 Warden Georg Friedrich Schwartzkopf (1840-1918), Warden 1866-1871 I am not sure of the warden's mark. It is more shield-like with a tip at the base, than the two versions shown in Kommer's book. Best reg...

Hi, As Silverport mentioned the three crowns in a trefoil (the cat's paw) is missing. This made me a bit suspicious. I searched SWEDAC:s registered maker's marks, with no success. I then put the question at the Swedish forum Antikprat, where our esteemed contributor hose.dk had a look and checked SW...

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The maker is Grann & Laglye in Copenhagen (1886-1960)

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The button is in the Danish version of art nouveau; Skonvirke.

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That make sense!
Symbole : une grappe de raisin et une rosette

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Hi Stanislaw and welcome to the forum,

In my opinion the engraving "Freiherr von Waltershausen" s. Paten 14. 9. 21" is added in 1921.

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Hi and welcome to the forum, It is pewter and I am not sure, but if there are seven dots in the house, I suppose that it is made by the master TLM in Bergen, Norway in the latter part of the 18th century. Here are some silver town marks used in Bergen. http://i694.photobucket.com/albums/vv301/JAKJO/...

Hi François, According to this site a crown and then a star in the middle of the lozenge. http://www.culture.gouv.fr/documentation/memoire/HTML/IVR72/IM47003075/INDEX.HTM" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; "...une étoile au centre, une couronne (?) en chef (losange vertical)."...

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My guess is that the 18th century spoon and fork are from Belgium or perhaps France.

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Hi, My first impression is that it is pewter and casted and when I saw the only mark the "U". I thougth about the German pewterer Johann Ãœbelacker in Ransbach-Baumbach. Who in the beginning of the 20th century began to combine pewter and ceramics and today is well-known for ceramics. On t...

Hi and welcome to the forum, It looks as though the breast star is manufactured in Naples after 1824, because of the mark called Testa (Testina) di Partenope (Head of Partenope) and it is N 8 The number 1-6 are gold ranging from number 1 (22 karat) to 6 (12 karat) . The silver is 7 (916.33) and 8 (8...

Hi, About a year ago, I read an answer, I suppose that it was by our esteemed contributor Blakstone. I saved the image of the fork (top left) and the answer as the name of the file. I am not able to find the original posting. "Carl-Wilhelm Clasen suggests that this mark - with the right facing ...

Hi, I agree with you it could well be "CS" and then Carl Dietrich Joachim Schwartzkopf (1808-1871), born in 1808, wardein (assay master) in 1833-1866, master in the period 1844-1864, died in 1871 Ref: Björn R. & Marina Kommer, Lübecker Silber 1781-1871 (Lübeck: Schmidt & Römhil...

Hi and welcome to the forum Sharon, The salt cellar could be made by Georg Roth & Co in Hanau, Germany 1891- ca 1919 or by Neresheimer & Söhne founded in 1893 in the same town. Have a look at this page... http://www.925-1000.com/Fgerman_hanau_marks_01.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);r...

Hi Michael, I have identified it as a graduation badge. I have found two similar on the net described as follows: - Badge of the Alexandrovsky Railway Institute, hallmarked 88, in silver, by Bok. - Badge marking the Graduation from the Institute of the Railway Engineers. Silver, multi piece construc...

Hi and thanks a lot Margaux,

There is a date letter but I am not sure if it is a "W" 1881.



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Hi, The maker is Fredrik Julius Brink, born in Kristiania/Oslo in 1808, apprenticeship by Steinbach and Ebbesen in Copenhagen 1828-33, back in Kristiania he worked with Jacob Tostrup. Brink was a master in 1834. Before he died his business was overtaken by N. M. Thune. Brink died in 1857. It is made...

Hi and thank you for your efforts, Silverport,

Could it perhaps be this mark, I have problems deciding whether it is the letter F or P?



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Hi Oel,

I much appreciate your confirmation and the addition of information concerning Jan van der Broek.

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Hi and welcome to the forum Mulino, While waiting for some detailed information about Wilhelm Heinrich Mau (Firma H. Mau), I can tell you that he was a prolific maker in Dresden and appointed jeweller to the court and in 1909 he had his shop in Viktoriahaus. In 1892 he installed a steam engine. Hope...