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Get to see more and more….. Coffee pot silver; height 28.5, width 23 cm, depth 8.7 cm; weight 794 g. Augsburg, goldsmith Johann Jakob IV Bruglocher (active 1811-1845), 1816 An analogous jug published in the catalog of the exhibition at the National Museum in Krakow "Świat ze silver", Krako...

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There are only two I could find in Augsburg

Dear Silverfan, Thank you very much for your response. Something that struck me was that there was indeed no indication of silver content. But I found this on this forum: "it is not usual that Augsburg used the 13-Loth-mark" : these were the words of Theoderich I'm still not sure why this ...

Hi all,

Maybe coin silver?
Coin silver is an alloy of 90% silver and 10% copper.


With kind regards,
Sophie

Hi all,


Can someone tell me what silver grade was used in this period?
Of course I always do a silver test and there was nothing wrong with that.


With kind regards,
Sophie

* * Hello, not sure what you want to know, but this reads Bruglocher, one from the Bruglocher family from Augsburg. Most likely J.J. Bruglocher, died before 1846. Best wishes, Bahner Because I couldn't find anything, and the word "LOCHER" sounds like a German word. Thanks again for the qui...

Silver serving spoon "Bruglocher" (?) L 36 CM - 225 grams. Thank you in advance https://i.postimg.cc/CRLbYrRs/Bruglochner-1-1.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/BXhB8G9V/Bruglocher-2-1.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/MnMVvMYn/Bruglochner-3-1.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/d7ck3W1f/Bruglochner-4-1.jpg Greetz Sophie

. . . Dear Ubaranda Thank you very much for your quick response At first I thought of the Dutch East Indies or Indonesia, but that didn't get me any further. Honestly this choice of Turkey is a better one Is there anyone who could tell me more about the maker's mark, then I'd be grateful Yours since...

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Thanks in advance

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Does anyone have any idea who the Makers Mark JB is?

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That makes sense
Hope someone can solve the Maker's Brand JB
In any case, thank you for your effort

In my register of german maker's marks there is only one JB without dots which is attributed to J. Benz, Pforzheim. I am not sure if this is right, because I do not know this company especially not as a maker of a tray . Regards silverfan Thanks for the effort. Then I have to wait for someone who i...

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Perhaps a little clearer now

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Silver Tray German manufacture
Cresent Moon Crown - 800 - JB

Thank you in advance

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@Dendried and @Goldstein,

Thank you for your contribution, and thank you very much for all this information, I am very happy with it.

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I showed it to someone.
The gilding was remarkable.
I got these photos (DB) from a different perspective.
Maybe this helps

Hi,


Thank you very much for all this information, I am very happy with it.

Silver sugar tongs, like the makers Mark and date

Presumably Dutch.