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I would be very grateful for an answer. I wonder if anyone recognizes the stamps?

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I would be very grateful for help. I wonder if anyone knows the brand next to 333? Could it be the manufacturer's? I know that the ring is in 8 kt and that it is probably from Germany. Considering that the fineness is only 8 kt and the person who owned it was born in Hamburg. It has a small ...

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I would be very grateful for answers. Is it true that gold objects made in the 19th century were not always stamped?

AG2012 wrote:Hi,
There is a book:
Poinçons d’or, de platine et de palladium (International hallmarks on gold and platinum) by Tardy

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I would be very grateful for answers. I wonder if all objects in gold are always stamped with purity in all countries? For example, 333, 580, 750, 9K, 14K, 18K. Even objects made in the 18th century? Some countries have both Hallmark and purity stamped.

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Anyone know who the silver smith is? I know it is made in the Soviet Union.

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What country can the spoon be from? Maybe Germany or Austria? What city?

I would be very grateful for answers.
What country can the spoon be from? Maybe Germany or Austria? What city?

I would be very grateful for answers.
What country can the spoon be from? Maybe Germany or Austria? What city?


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Yes, my good man, Simon Groth is the guardein i.e. the assayer. He is an official who only guarantees the legal silver fineness. He has nothing to do with the manufacturing of the spoon. PLC is the maker's mark. Unfortunately unknown to me

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I won the spoon at the auction. So now it's plastered. The silversmith is Simon Groth, made in 1873 (Copenhagen?). What I wonder is what PLC can be for stamp? I can imagine the following: 1. Is it the company that sold the spoons that had that initial? Or are they the silversmith's initials ...

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Thank you so much for the answers. Unfortunately, I can not polish the spoons, as it is out for auction. I will return when I have hopefully won the auction.

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Per

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I wonder who the silversmith is?

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Per

Hi,
1.It was NOT mandatory to mark silver fineness in Loth numbers. Many, many examples: town mark + maker`s mark.
2. Reichsgesetzblatt (Imperial Law Gazette),dated January 10 1886 in Berlin, published legislation (Bestimmung) of marks on gold and silver within the German empire with the following ...

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I would be very grateful for help with some questions, regarding German silver items.

1. Items manufactured before 1886 had city marks. Was it mandatory that objects in real silver must also have a stamp of purity, for example 12 for .750?

2. Objects manufactured after 1886 had the ...

Dear Per,

I would gladly do my very best to answer your question, but unfortunately I don't have a microscope. Your picture has the size of an ant and it is also out of focus. In addition, I would also appreciate very much if all punches were shown. Thank you in advance. Samma sak på svenska ...

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I would be very grateful for help. I wonder what country a silver box is from? In addition to this mark, it has the import stamp for silver (oval) and S. Which means that it is imported to Sweden.

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