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Zolotnik, Thank you so very much for the information on Prinzenthal. I doubt if I could have found the information by myself. It is interesting to note that not only did he use initials to identify himself, but also his use of the horse as a trademark. Now that I know the name of the maker, I have f...

All you hallmark sleuths: I recently found a pair of (Sabbath?) Candlesticks. What I DO understand is: they have the second Kokoshnik mark (1906- 1926) and the silver is 84 zolotniki purity. I can not see what city/town letter is to the left of the Maiden's head in the kokoshnik mark. There is a als...

Many MANY thanks! What a wonderful resource!

Ah I see. I WAS confused why everyone was discussing Russian Silver.

In fact, if I squint, it looks like the maker is Peter, Ann & William Bateman? P.A & W. B ?

Ummm... The spoon in the first photo is clearly English Silver, brite-cut Sterling, date mark for 1796 (A) king George's head facing right. Lion Passant for Sterling. The blurry mark on the far left is the maker's mark.