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Dear Silverfan! The greyhound head in the Austro-Hungarian hallmarks is only for 800 fineness. There was no hallmark for small articles in fineness nr2 (900). So if it is silver, it must be a Diana head: https://i.postimg.cc/q64C3LnC/1872-1922-900-nagyez-st-A-alf-mjelz-B-cs.jpg (at first sight I did...

Dear Silverfan!
Can you make a better picture about the hallmark? As I see, It doesn't fit. I see at the right a nr 3, but I can't see, what is in the other side.
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Krisztián

I just wonder where you got the impression that I thought it was the whole truth? If I thought that, there would be no reason to post here, right? Now that we've got that out of the way, I would still like to see what the Hungarian marks look like BEFORE 1750, because as much as I've looked around,...

This is defenetily not a Hungarian item.
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Krisztián

It's not Austrian, but Hungarian! Magyar Ötvös Műhely, Kövesi József Ezüstárúgyára (MÖM in a triangle) Means Hungarian Silversmith Workshop, Silverware company of Kövesi József. Established in 1901, but this mark used at the 1930' years. And this era Hungary, and Austria was a different country. Bes...

I think, it's 2 different makers (maybe from 2 different item?)
The first one is Max Gedlitzka.
The second one is Victor Nuber.
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Krisztián

Hello!
Czechoslovakia
https://www.925-1000.com/foreign_marks2.html
The maker is Frantisek Bibus.
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Krisztián

Rudolf Souval, Wien, VII. Siebensterngasse 23 (1910-1917) (Neuwirth, Wiener gold- und silberschmiede ind ihre punzen 1867-1922)
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Krisztián

Yes, it is Austria, 950 fineness.
Can you help, what is the assay city letter?
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Krisztián

Most Likely Thomas Dub.
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Krisztián

The maker company is Krupski&Matulewicz.
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Krisztián

Hello!
Maybe Martin Mayer in Mainz.
https://www.925-1000.com/Fgerman_marks_a1884_6.html
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Krisztián

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I think this marks fake.
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Krisztián

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Unfortunatly AG2012 wrong in this case.
This wolf mark was valid hungarian 14k hallmark between 1937-1966.
BTW, I don't know the maker either.
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Krisztián

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I think it is Matthias Wagner, mentioned around 1820.
Source: DAs Gmünder schmuckhandwerk bis zum beginn des XIX jahrhunderts, page nr 83.
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Krisztián

The maker is Anton (Antonin) Dörr. 1807-1871
Learned at MAtyas Kral. Marriage in 1833 to KArolina Wankeova.
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Krisztián

The maker is Matthias Rombauer lutheran goldsmith, worked in Eperjes (today Presov, now Slovakia). He born in 1776, in Lőcse, learned the job in Kassa between 1790-1795. from Johannes Wandet. Became maker around 1800, citizen in Eperjes in 1804, his first wife was Isbother, 2.wife was Susanna Parry(...

I think, i know, where end when was it made, and who was the maker, but have to see the marks of the item.
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Krisztián

A would rather thinking in the East-European region, somewhere in the old Romania. This type of engraving was fashionable there.
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Krisztián

Here are the written marks of Zimmerer: Anton Zimmerer: (I wasn't sure earlier, I thought, this is Martin Zimmerer too, just worned the mark) https://imagizer.imageshack.com/img922/8531/iXUNfl.jpg Martin Zimmerer: https://imagizer.imageshack.com/img924/1286/Hmdz1A.jpg Interesting, but both was with ...