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Pierre Pierre Queillé !? Jamais entendu. The last Queillé was Emile Pierre Q. 1864-1955.
I suppose Eugène Francois Q. actif 1847-1880 or Elvire Pierre Francois Q. actif 1874-1895 who used the same punch.
Let's wait for JayT who has perhaps an other solution.
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These 2 dessert forks of my 12 pieces of this filet contours pattern (similar to San Marco) are marked like the others with P paddle Q for one of the Queillé silversmiths. Who of the many silversmiths of the Queillé family is it? Is the bigorne of any help? At first I thought one paddle was upside d...

Thanks Damon. If Armenian who of our members can read it?
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Thanks Kurt. Körning/Kernig is PL 1614 and there dated 1825-1840 that's why I excluded him. If PL is wrong and he worked till 1850 it will probably be him.
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This not very important coffee spoon assayed by Tverskoy shows a maker's mark F.K in a rectangle.
This mark does not fit PL 1613-1616. Who is it?
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On my silver match safe I found a maker's mark NK in cyrillic. Is it Nikolai Kemper from St. Petersburg? BTW perhaps somebody can tell me the translation of the in gold written text. Regards silverfan https://i.postimg.cc/fT7NZN6w/R0018955.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/pLTRBS6R/R0018956.jpg https://i.pos...

On a russian match vesta case is written in gold what I cannot read. Can anybody help me?
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yes, I have a catalogue of Wilkens edited in Germany.
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The pattern is Wilkens model no. 126 which I date end of 19th century. Concerning the coat of arms try it in a heraldic forum.
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Werner was only the seller; maker was Wilkens, Bremen (Mark: Spindelpresse)
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Silversmith Carl Friedrich STANG around 1850 in Urach (now Bad Urach) in Baden-Württemberg.
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Hi Mart, for me it is not easy to read the old German alphabet because i didn't learn it at school. But my grandmother wrote some letters to me. So I'll try it again: " Louis Peltzer, Modelleur(?) 2., Frau Julie Korot.ow, geb(orene). Iwankowa (?) NB. (=Nota Bene) laut Trauschein (=confirmation ...

Hi Mart,
Transscription: "Rückert, Friedrich Moritz deutscher Reichsangehöriger evang.-luther. mit Bjelow, Eugenie Tochter des Landmanns Kalistrat Bjelow griech-russ" (russ.orthodox!?)
Where did you find the church book entries?
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Hi Mart, I'll try to translate: Louis Alfred Rückert, Sohn des preuß(ischen). Unt(ertan?)., Glasmalers Friedrich Moritz Rückert, evangelisch lutherischer Conf(ession). und dessen Ehegattin
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It is Carl Weishaupt! Mark with with the two towers of the Frauenkirche in München and the initials C and W, see www.c.weishaupt,com Geschichte (history).
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The mark in the middle could be mark of Weishaupt, Munich.
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Thanks for your input, Mart. It seems that nobody else can add something to this question.
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I think it could be ICS for Johann Conrad Sandberger 1669-1747 in Ulm. Let's wait for Theoderich for confirmation.
MfG silverfan

Under the bottom I recognize 4 marks 1. maker's mark in cyrillic TF for Timofei Filippov PL 2941 2. ?town mark Moscow PL 1983? (not legible) later punched 3. over the maker's mark: assayer's mark AA for Andreev, Andrej PL 2085 4. over the town mark: cyrillic AFP in a heart shape for Fedor Petrov PL ...

Carl Gottlieb Boehnhardt worked in the first half of 19th century. I think the letter Z stands for 1841.
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