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Thank you, Krisztián!

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Sigi

Does anyone know the two stamps on a silver candleholder?

http://s1311.photobucket.com/user/pezzo ... sort=3&o=0

I forgot the whole objekt! Here it is:

http://www.als.co.at/images/Sichler2.jpg

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Hi Qrt.S,

many thanks to Finland from Styria, Austria.
I had Estonia, Lithuania and Latvia on my list too.

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Can anybody identify these hallmarks? Is it really a Russian or a fake.

http://www.als.co.at/images/Sichler1_1.jpg

Ubaranda wrote:...I think that this candy bowl is made in Italy from 1872 to 1933, and the mark is very similar to the emblem of Turin...

Hello Ubaranda,

your hint looks well! I found it now under http://www.925-1000.com/Fitalian_marks_01.html, Unsanctioned Common Marks, bottom right.

Regards from Austria

I bought a silver item with an unknown mark, maybe hallmark.
Have anybody an idea, please?

Best regards form Austria

http://als.8ung.at/images/Sichler3.jpg
http://als.8ung.at/images/unknown1.jpg

Hello oel,

C - C diveded by a tree? Is it possible the "tree" is part of a balance? CC remembers me to Charles Christofle, France. Make a look to http://www.925-1000.com/a_christofle.html

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Hallo trevorg, during the Austrian-Hungarian Monarchy there were used three city marks which are similar to the hallmark. Such a "double cross" was used in Leutschau, now Levoca (Slovakia), end 16th century to about 1860, in Altsohl, now Zolyan (Slovakia), 1620 to 1666, and in Debreczen (H...

Hallo Theoderich,

the second city mark is probably from Temesvar. They had a hallmark looked like a "city gate with two flags, left and right".

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Hi lavenderhoney, the left hallmark on the second photo is the "bearhead". It was used for 14 kt gold, made in Austria 02.May 1922 to 02.August 1925. The "4" on the left side of the head means gold no.4 = 585/1000 or 14 kt, the "W" on the right side of the head is the c...

Hi tyzer,

it is a Christofle-mark!

See also http://www.925-1000.com/a_christofle.html

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The maker is Tobias Schmidt, guild entry 1811, mark no. 559, Vienna

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... but I'm stumped about the Lemburg mark. Is it not genuine?... Hallo dognose, if I can buy into the literaure (A. Rohrwasser, Österreichs Punzen, 1983, Verlag Bondi, ISBN 3-900 008-07-8), the Emperor of Austria, Franz I., had to less money and so he introduced a tax for second hand silver and g...

Hallo Zolotnik! Thank you for your answer! I know now, the "box" isn´t made of silver. The base metal is brass and it is silver plated. I think the best forum is >>Silverplate Trademarks - Worldwide<<. Can you tell me, how I can transfer this post to the new forum, please? Or is this chan...

dognose wrote:...It's one of those marks, that if you stare at it for long enough, you can see something different. Did you see the 'Bear'? Could that be 'BMF' above the bear?
....

Yes!! I can see it! Many thanks, sometimes I cannot see the wood because of many trees! ;-)

Thank you!

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On a "box" for possible olibanum I found an Old Austrian tax mark with the city mark for Lemberg (Lwiw), 1806-1824. But there are two further marks, maybe makers mark; does somebody have informations about these two marks, please? Kind regards goldreserach http://als.8ung.at/images/Weihrau...

I got a ladle with two marks and without a finess mark. Befor I destroy the surface for a silver assay, I would ask you for your opinion: Is it possibly a silver plated ladle? And if yes, have somebody an idea for the two marks. On the top of the diamond mark you can see "8M" or maybe &quo...

Hallo Ag2012,

the maker is probably Johann Georg Lösch, 1764 entry into the guild.

Kind regards from Styria, Austria

Hallo amena,

there is really an analogy! Many thanks for the picture.

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