www.925-1000.com

Thanks a lot Oel,

Stupid me, I couldn’t find the correct signature ((upside down).
Now I see it's registered under the number M 62636.

I've looked cross-eyed. :)
queen's day ???

Could anyone please kindly help me by identifying these hallmarks? Thanks a lot in advance for your replies

Theoderich wrote:this are Hanau Pseudomarks

Thanks a lot Theoderich.
sure ?
Because I can not find any pictures.
http://www.925-1000.com/Fgerman_hanau_marks_01.html

Hi Sparrow, Perhaps a photo of the whole object could be helpful and are you sure the object is made out of silver and are there any standard marks to indicate silver fineness? Regards, Oel Fleur-de-Lys --> LL= Louis XIV --> French --> Speudo hallmarks ??? http://img853.imageshack.us/img853/7636/im...

Does anyone have any idea?
I'd really appreciate it if someone could help me with that.

Greetz Sparrow

Gottlieb Kurz ?
Schwabisch Gmund
Founded 1895
http://www.925-1000.com/Fgerman_marks_a1884_3.html

Could anyone please kindly help me by identifying these hallmarks? Thanks a lot in advance for your replies.

http://img100.imageshack.us/img100/3211/img0048cv.jpg

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Does anyone have an idea what year this might be?
It is not clear to me, because the pseudo hallmarks of Hanau have no specification
I hope someone can tell me more about it.

Greets
Sparrow

Thanks for all your information


Greets
Sparrow

Hi Sparrow, In English it would normally be refered to as a basting spoon. Other names include, baster, stuffing spoon or goose spoon. Trev. I know that the spoons were used at the time they do not eat potatoes At that time, was the heavy power consumption such as oats, barley rice porridge. The re...

This must be him http://www.ascasonline.org/articoloaa55.html

But now the question, what is the other Hallmark on the right. ?
A horse or sheep?? What does that mean? No idea, perhaps one of the brightest minds on the forum know anything about it


Greets
Sparrow

Theoderich wrote:Wesel (Germany)
1792/93
Hermann Christian Arnoldi

Many thanks Theoderich, very fast. Excellent
And do you know how they call that spoon in English or German?
In the Netherlands they call it a " Breilepel". Could this be in Germany a breilöffel ??? :)

Greets
Sparrow

http://img836.imageshack.us/img836/1732/165bixby.th.jpg http://img193.imageshack.us/img193/2389/barbouradv.th.jpg BARBOUR SILVER CO - Hartford CT Part of International Silver Co.in 1898. Factory " S " International Silver Company,Successor Yehhhhhhhhh this is it. Thank you. I've searched ...

I have a big bowl with the hallmarks underneath.
I think it's beaten twice.
A mystery to me who it is


Greets
Sparrow

The three stars are probably of Wolffers of Belgium.
But why is there a horse is beyond me

Greets Sparrow

For clarity of the hallmarks.
The maker's mark is CA.
The year mark (I believe) is A
Unfortunately, the other pictures not very clear


Greets Sparrow

In the Netherlands we call it a "Breilepel", I do not know the correct name in English. Unfortunately I can not find the labels. The length of the spoon 35 cm Perhaps one of the brightest minds on this forum? Greetings Sparrow http://img863.imageshack.us/img863/2472/img0711x.jpg http://img...

Okay I agree that it is Hanau. I want to thank you for your cooperation. I've bought it at a flea market for 2 euros. Not bad for this price. When I see what is asked for Hanau silver on eBay.com.
Using the translator of Google, it's a lot easier. :)

Thank you very much Theoderich But i have believe that these are the original hallmarks, because they are a little bit diferent as the fake (Pseudo) hallmarks of Hanau. I found this: The term pseudo hallmark is conventionally used for 18th, 19th and early 20th century marks which either resemble mar...

I am new here, and mij english is very very bad :)






Thanks
Sparrow