Looking for the name of this standard 800/1000 Silver Hallmark 1798 - 1809 for Small items (I dont own an item with the marking on it) Axe, door, drawbridge, what is it? :D
Got some that looks to be pre 1800 silver Anyone can help out? Help is much appreciated, OEL still around? :) http://www.925-1000.com/td/f/Netherlands/Tux-1.jpg (admin edit - one item per topic - please start separate topics with your other items - see Posting Requirements )
Hello, Any information about this silver Gunpipe is welcome, thanks! http://i1243.photobucket.com/albums/gg541/sdgrse54yr/question/IMG_8938_zps9upya5mn.jpg http://i1243.photobucket.com/albums/gg541/sdgrse54yr/question/IMG_8942_zpsibrwomgi.jpg http://i1243.photobucket.com/albums/gg541/sdgrse54yr/ques...
Looking at the marks my thoughts are: 927 (With top like ER, mark shown is perhaps for smaller items?), 931, and family of ER. The keyhole is round not oval and the ER have minor differences, especially the left side of the E but clearly in same style which would suggest a later family member indeed...
Yes the blades have been replaced all, I have read: Friodur J.A. Henckels It comes with the 1900 logo: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/de/2/24/ZWILLING-Logo-Hystorie.jpg http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zwilling_J._A._Henckels 1951: Introduction of the ice-hardened steel blades under the name Frio...
Because the end of the key that is to hold has square, I looked at Bremen. In Scheffler's "Goldschmiede Niedersachsens" I could not find a plausible (19e/20e century) "ER". Maybe it's not an "E"? Regards, Zilverik Thanks for checking, the mystery continues I guess :)
Perhaps first you could show a little gratitude, and 2nd if you have seen different styles of the Leuven’s key mark without Leuven’s city mark and date code please show. Put your money were your mouth is and show us some images. If not like we say in Dutch; kun je wachten tot je een ons weegt. Kind...