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Hildesheimer Rose - Germany

Dendriet

Hi all,

It is absolutely silver.
If it were silver plated, the silver maker's mark would be in a square.


Greets Dendriet

stijn wrote:hi everybody

i'm looking for the manufacturer. any ideas?

Yes I did

Hi all,

See the Dutch marks page for the mark on the right: https://www.925-1000.com/Fnetherlands_Date_Code.html

Phil

Belgian Silver

This is without a doubt a sword (small works) from Belgium 1832-1869.

Belgium was first in the hands of France, then the Netherlands and 1832, after the ten-day campaign ...

Hi,


I choose Russia and Germany, and go with and partly with AG2012.

(875 M in Belgium or Germany ??)

The monogram seems more Russian to me

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Look and compare
This photo is from your own purse.

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Location: Belgian

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Auteur: Courtin, René
Patronyme(s): Courtin
Prénom (état civil): René
Profession Fabricant bijoutier
Initiales: R.C.
Symboles: un ballon
Date d'insculpation: 8 décembre 1878
Date de biffage: 10 décembre 1880
Lieu(x) d'activité: 75
Paris
Adresse de l'atelier: 9 rue Pastourelle


Dendriet

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Dendriet

Hi,

Believe it or not but it is really solid silver.

Makers mark in Belgium are shown solid silver as a barrel and silvered in a square
1,2,3, and 8 represent the silver content (925 835, and 800) 1 and 3 equals 800

It is not officially approved, which is also not mandatory.

Even Delheid works ...

Hi,

Believe it or not but it is really solid silver.

Makers mark in Belgium are shown solid silver as a barrel and silvered in a square
1,2,3, and 8 represent the silver content (925 835, and 800) 1 and 3 equals 800

It is not officially approved, which is also not mandatory.

Even Delheid works ...

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dognose wrote:Hi,

Is that the only mark on the item?

Trev.

When I see the blue patina, I think it's a silver plate patina.

@Dendriet

You have old original makers marks from Turku / Abo, and would you like to share it with us so that we can compare it

Your input came while I was writing. Mind my asking, but "maker's mark"? This is not it, it is a town mark. Anyway, I have quite a good register of known Turku/Åbo ...

The date quoted by Mark Rosenberg 1822? is a mistake.
Unfortunately my Tardy on silver does not mention a crowned A for Turku/Abo.

You are not going to tell me that the Tardy is flawless (it is full of mistakes)

The question remains crowned A with (very) spread legs or? .
Rosenberg's book is ...

Do not think so. Mark Rosenberg made a mistake that is why we did not mention it in the first place.
For Finland see:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Finland_under_Swedish_rule
http://www.silvercollection.it/DICTIONARYEUHALLMARKFINLAND.html
At the beach will get to it later.

Peter.

Ref;
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The maker could be of the Southern Netherlands, today's Belgium or Dutch or German and indeed perhaps French. I have asked Theo to have a look at it. I will check if Dutch or Belgian?
Peter.

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My assumption is, somewhere one of the Scandinavian countries (Norway Sweden)
My preference is ...

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My assumption is, somewhere one of the Scandinavian countries (Norway Sweden)
My preference is for Sweden