AG2012 wrote:Hi,
It is a Hungarian name, wherever he lived in Austria-Hungary Empire; 13 Loth, no town mark.
The ring belonged to a poisoner.
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oel wrote:Hi Gábor,
If I understand it correctly you bought this dish at auction, and the description of the auction house stated; made by Neresheimer?
Peter.
legrandmogol wrote:It's beautiful. is it something you acquired recently?
AG2012 wrote:Hi,
Hanau pseudomarks; Neresheimer; see npr. mark on the right. Pseudo Austrian Repunze mark, regularly seen on Neresheimer.
https://www.925-1000.com/Fgerman_hanau_marks_01.html
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AG2012 wrote:Make sure you identified all marks. Are you sure this is the only mark ?
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Wolfend wrote:Qrt.S wrote:Ahhhh, please note that there is no Poland between 1772-1918. It was partitioned four times as from 1772 between Austria, Prussia and Russia. Austro-Hungarian hallmarking began soon after 1772. If the mark is Breslau/Wroclaw it is therefore most likely before 1772.
Thank you !
Before 1772:)
Qrt.S wrote:Ahhhh, please note that there is no Poland between 1772-1918. It was partitioned four times as from 1772 between Austria, Prussia and Russia. Austro-Hungarian hallmarking began soon after 1772. If the mark is Breslau/Wroclaw it is therefore most likely before 1772.