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Hi,
I've sent you some more photos in a PM.
Best regards.

Would much appreciate any help with identifying this Augsburg maker:

It looks like an H and an offset L.
Many thanks for any help.

There's a fork very like this online at the moment, but I wonder if it is genuine or a later conversion.
How can one tell if it is a later adaptation?
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Hello. Not sure about these marks and their origin. Sort of thistle or poppy mark followed by letters and perhaps a makers' mark. Would appreciate any help. Many thanks in advance. http://i51.photobucket.com/albums/f359/echo801/March%2010/Image1.jpg http://i51.photobucket.com/albums/f359/echo801/Mar...

So do you think the mark is for Augsburg or do you think it is another city's mark?
If it is Augsburg do you have any suggestions for the maker's mark "B"?

I am not sure about the "Augsburg" mark. Have You a better image from this mark? http://diglit.ub.uni-heidelberg.de/diglit/rosenberg1922bd1/0065" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; http://i51.photobucket.com/albums/f359/echo801/nov_09_02/aug13.jpg http://i51.photobuck...

Hello. I have two spoons that I have been told are 17th C Augsburg. I wonder if you could have a look at the photos and let me know if this is considered to be accurate: and if so who the maker "B" might possibly be. Many thanks. http://i51.photobucket.com/albums/f359/echo801/nov_09_02/aug...

Seems that there was a silversmith called EBERHARD SICK: so I've answered my own question.
Regards to all.

Hello I have a German beaker that appears to have the Stuttgart mark; as the horse is sort of transitional from rearing to galloping I'm guessing late 18th early 19th century?! I wondered if anybody could confirm and if the maker's mark SICK means anything to anybody. My thanks to the forum. http://...

Many thanks for the info about the import marks, very grateful.
Now I wonder if there is anybody out there that could confirm the origin of the strange quasi-oriental marks.
Thanks
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Hello, I have a rather sweet silver basket/bowl. I feel perhaps the style, and indeed one set of marks, would make the piece German in origin. However there are two sets of marks; that I have photographed to the best of my ability and my camera's limitations. The first set is: 930, butterfly?, arab ...

Hello Recently acquired a lovely silver box which bears the following marks. http://i51.photobucket.com/albums/f359/echo801/november/mysterymark2.jpg Now they maybe upside down (just to make things easy). I feel that they are probably two seperate sets of marks... but what do I know, that's why I'm ...

Thank you very much indeed - I can stop looking in Provincial silver books now.
Again, many thanks.

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At least I assume it is French since it is in France.

Appreciate all and any help with the marks.

Many thanks.