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Dear Sirs,
Could you be so kind to identify the producer? Maybe you know about the design of this German spoon? Something similar exists in the Audubon collection of Tiffany & Co.
Spoon 41gr, 18,5cm.
Thank you.

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I did not make any statement if this item was fake or not: I do not have enough information to do it.
By the way I made a comment about your statement on marks as I have enough knowledge about Grachev’s history and works.
There is no any “mess” with the posted hallmarks. On contrary they are all ...

First of all this information about the hallmark is not true: this is an accurate hallmark of Grachev factory before the 1892. Between 1892 and 1895 it was used with an eagle.
By the way the state hallmark on your item is quite strange for the shape of the numbers.

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Thank you for the information. But maybe you know about the shop/company HILLER? With the city or region it could be easier to make a research for the cost of arms. 🙏


The crown above the coat of arms tells that it belongs to an untitled noble (Adel) family (so not counts of barons etc.) which ...

Hi guys!
Maybe you can identify the retailer and the model number of this tea spoon? Eventually you could advise where I can search for the coat of arm?
Thank you

Ок. Eventually it could happen 4 years after….But where is your information about his death comes from?

The information that Peter Rykovsky has been working for Ovchinnikov is new. Did you ever seen their hallmarks together? Could you please share your information? Also Rykovsky is listed in Moscow address books in 1898 and 1899.
Thank you!




I think this is the silver workshop of Peter Rykovsky ...

Hi!
It concerns the assayer Alexander Romanov, active in Moscow (1886-1894), later in Riga (1895-1898), Varsovie (1899-1904) and after 1904 in St.Perersburg.
The producer - Russian П.Р. - should be Pavel Rybin or Pyotr Rykovski.
Regards,

Thank you very much for your help!
The retailer is very hard to identify…


Hello, with all due respect - I do not see a S&S here. Marks are from the left: 800, halfmoon, crown, badly punchend mark of retailer Rose from Schwerin, Germany, Name of jeweller or goldsmith who finally sold this, last ...

Hi guys!
Could you be so kind to help in identification of the factory?
It is a small tea spoon with all German hallmarks, first half of the 20th century.
Later the spoon was restored and re-appointed in the USSR, Estonian SSR,
Tallinn, Jewelry factory, year 1955.
Thank you,

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Hi! The letters should be EC (2453-2455). But anyway these are all for Unknown maker specialized in spoons production according to PL.




The townmark is very worn but the assayer is clearly AK = Andrej Antonovitsh Kowalsky 1842. Maker is F.C (or F.G). The only match I found in PL Moscow was No ...

Dear Sirs,
This silver fork has a clear Russian silver 84 hallmark for the imported goods dated between 1899-1912. By the way the producer hallmark is a bear - it does not look like a Swiss hallmark and it does not have any city mark around. Could it be a Berlin producer? There is no any other ...

Thank you very much for your help. But we have 6 knives like this and they are all the same. Is it possible that originally the blades were ordered from another company by the producer of the handles? In Russian silver it is very common, for example. Or in Germany you did not have this kind of ...

Please be so kind to identify the producer of this knife in silver (both parts). Maybe you can also define the model of this knife.
Thank you

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A friend of mine informed me that the maker is Sauerland Gebrüder, Berlin. He also claimed that the fork actually would have exported to Soviet as you also claimed in the first place. I am, anyway, a bit doubtful but I revert to this if I manage to get more information. I have difficulties to ...

Would you mind show some better pictures of the marks only. What can bee seen now is too many marks i.e from left German marks, Soviet maker's mark, a ??? mark and another Soviet mark (worker's head 1927-59).
BTW.
What makes you think it was exported to Soviet ??? (Soviet importing silver ?!) In ...

Hi guys!
Could be so kind to identify the producer of this silver fork? It was exported to Soviet Union and received local state hallmarks. Maybe somebody knows the model’s name.
Thank you.

silverfan wrote: Sun Mar 10, 2024 12:05 pm 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.
Regards silverfan

Thank you very much! And how you identify the pattern? Do you have any catalogue of Wilkens edited in Germany?

Hi guys?
is it possible to date this kind of Werner hallmark? Did they have different hallmarks during their existence in Berlin? And is it possible to identify the German cost of arms with these 2 animals (maybe
Beavers?!). Thank you

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