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Many thanks for the help.
I really have never seen such work. In Switzerland, works from South America are relatively rare.
Thanks again

I found this goblet yesterday. The quality is modest. But I can not assign the marks. Can someone help me (master, origin).

https://www.antik-und-rar.ch/media/images/becher-7-large.jpg

https://www.antik-und-rar.ch/media/images/becher-9-large.jpg

The goldsmith is called:
Johann Georg Weinhart (Mentioned in the year 1791, died 1832).
He lived and worked in Bregenz (Austria)

Thank you for the quick help

I am looking for the maker and the country of the following hallmarks: http://www.antik-und-rar.ch/media/images/punzen-large.jpg These Hallmarks are found in the foot of a chalice. It is said that the chalice was made in Italy. Can someone tell me more about that? Who is the goldsmith who made the c...

There is:

Clessin Franz, the Younger (son of Clessin Franz, the elderly)
1638 - 1715 (Master 1664)
His Hallmark is FK (Franz Klessin)

Clessin Franz Anton (son of Clessing Franz, the younger)
(1674 - 1732 (Master 1698/99)
His Hallmark is FAC

The seller is not Alois Boxler of Lichtensteig.
It is his son, Carl Julius Eugen Boxler (born in 1845). He sold his father's 1879 business and went to Chur. The spoon is approx dated early 1900's.

The hallmark (FC) is the goldsmith Franz Clessin, the elderly. He was born ca 1610 He learned his craft at Hans Mendel (1623 - 1627) Master he was 1632 He died on 03.02.1671 He lived and worked in Feldkirch (Austria) His data are published at - "Feldkircher Goldschmiede, Nr. 6", Steccanell...

These are clearly marks tin. Specifying 95% also shows that there are copies.

The apostle spoon is made ​​of Hans Jacob I Holzhalb (born; 1608 master; 1634 died; 1659)
mastermark is HIH

literature: Literatur: E.-M. Lösel, Zürcher Goldschmiedekunst, Buchverlag Berichthaus Zürich 1983 (master No. 263)

The apostle spoon is made ​​of Hans Conrad Deucher (Töucher) (born; 1611 master; 1637 died; 1688)

literature: Literatur: E.-M. Lösel, Zürcher Goldschmiedekunst, Buchverlag Berichthaus Zürich 1983 (master No. 119)

Stecci

I can confirm Maurice. It is not Feldkirch.
There is no Hallmark of Feldkirch, which looks like this.
Also, the type of the chalice (cup) does not fit stylistically in the region of Lake Constance

You can send me the texts. I can read it well. And you try to translate them.

stecci

It's like this: The old church treasury was completely destroyed by fire in 1610. In the following years, it was built by the abbesses again. On the cross, the year number is below an engraving. http://i837.photobucket.com/albums/zz293/stecci/P1012021.jpg The bust is a coat of arms of the abbess (yo...

Dear Maurice The monastery is in Switzerland (Schänis). But it was a foundation of the South German nobility. All nuns came from noble families of southern Germany. For this reason, I believe that it is a work from southern Germany. In Switzerland, I do not know any city to which the Hallmark would...

The maker's mark is with the G.
http://i837.photobucket.com/albums/zz293/stecci/GL1.jpg

Stecci

Thank you Maurice The Hallmark is similar to some of Zug (Switzerland), Ulm (Germany) and Münster (Germany). In all three cities, however, no goldsmith is known, has the initials "GL" used. All specialists I have ever asked, closing the three cities as origin. The two items are certainly ...

Seeking the maker and the city of two major works. The cross is dated (1618). The bust was made around 1620. I am grateful for every tip. Stecci http://i837.photobucket.com/albums/zz293/stecci/P1012102.jpg http://i837.photobucket.com/albums/zz293/stecci/P1012013.jpg http://i837.photobucket.com/album...