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Hello!
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

Hello!
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 ...

In this photo visible the name. A Zimmerer. So the maker must be Anton Zimmerer.
We left only one question here, the hallmark is from Zsombolya, or NAgybecskerek?
I think Zsombolya, but we can't be sure.
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Krisztián

The same marks (or very similar) we descussed here before, with different maker marks, unfortunatly the pictures are missed.
It must be from Beograd.
viewtopic.php?f=8&t=30101&p=143490&hilit=beograd#p143490
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Krisztián

These marks are very interesting marks. The city mark is unknown to me, and never seen in any publication. On the other hand, As Theo wrote, the maker's mark seems Zimmerer, with a plus character before the name. I saw already. When I saw, it was with mark of NAgybecskerek. In the sources, we find 3...

Can you repeat the maker's mark? I can't read!
It is very interessting hallmark, I've never seen before, it's a very new hallmark for my.

The second mark seems a german hallmark, crescent moon and crown.
If it is right, maybe could be easier to find the maker.
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Krisztián

The maker is Schmidt Gyula, Budapest, District VII. Nyár utca (street) 13.
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Krisztián

Dear Panatha!
Although you didn't share with us the assay office marks, if it's from wien, i guess, it's the mark of Jarosinski & Vaugoin.
viewtopic.php?f=38&t=35107&p=91639&hilit=Jarosinski+%26+Vaugoin#p91639
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Krisztián

I think, this L with the crown it's Lissabon.
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Krisztián

Hello!
It looks like Piotr Łatkowski's mark.
But weird for me, there is no polish or russian hallmark.
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Krisztián

Dear Qrt.s!
I was just courious, because today made the photos of the mark, and I wanted to know the makers, but I didn find it.
So thank you for your answer.
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Krisztián

Please, Dear Ubaranda, and Qrt.s, verify me, This could be another mark of Schmuel Begak?




Thank you for your helps!
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Krisztián

It's Polgár Kálmán's mark in Budapest.
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Krisztián

Dear amena!
A met this mark a lot of time in Hungary, so probably they worked a lot for export not only Austria-Hungary, but for Italy too.
Or some other regions too.
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Krisztián