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Hi Trev. Thanks for that. I just looked at the Hanau Pseudo link and I have one more piece of silver, a small jug, that is certainly credited to B. Neresheimer and Sohne. There are no other distinctive marks within the piece and certainly no import marks. Could you by any chance explain why there ar...

Thanks for educating me with that fact David.

Tone

Hi David...thanks for that and see what you mean...one question, why would there not be a full set of marks on the lid as well?...

Thanks

Tone

Hi G Just been looking at your photos. Could you take a close up of the hallmark on the base please, especially showing the style of letter ' i '. My reason for asking is that I am wondering if the age of the lid might be older than suggested. Whilst it is true that the letter ' i ' inside the lozen...

Hi and thank you for your comment. I viewed the link and I am completely in the hands of the experts such as yourself who have studied silver. It is nice to place a story with a piece of silver. Thank you also for moving my other piece of silver into the correct place. Hopefully I will learn with fu...

I apologise if I should have created a separate thread for this, but this piece of silver sits alongside the previous in my cabinet as they came together. It was also imported into London. I have photographed it and the hallmarks. I added a third blow up photo as the pseudo mark is worn and not sure...

Hi Oel.
Here is a photo of the other hallmark showing the London importer. His hallmark is shown in the link for the Hanau importers.


Thanks

Tone

Thanks for the reply Oel, and for the welcome. I would very much value your offer of checking further when you can get access to your library.

Tone

Hello. This is my first ever post. Could someone please help identify this piece of silver and also identify the Hallmarks. It is pierced, 2.25 inches high. The decoration extends all the way round to include other figures. It is bottomless. All hallmarks are on the bottom rim. What brought me to th...