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This is the S from 1822

OK ... now I think I have it.
This is not an A or D, it is the lower part of S = 1822

hallmark is upside down from Wismar
Maker is
Joachim Heinrich Meese

NICE!

I thank You for this images.
There was an article of Ingrid Kreckmann in
"Heimatblätter für den Süd-Westlichen Harzrand", Heft 53/1997

no 16
Dietrich Andreas Kohlrausch (*17.03.1702 +27.05.1755) son of Andreas K. Citizen & brandy brewer.
There is also an image of a sugar box.

OK, I am waiting for the images of the item, before I solve the Riddle.

Ohota wrote: was told 67% silver

67% is very low.

Lets have a look of the object. Can you find out the finess of the Object?

Theoderich---Thank you so much for your help. I watched Tilsit, but there is an asterisk under the number 12, and this confused me. http://images.vfl.ru/ii/1643909959/c7c8ab94/37859357_m.png Now, the 12 Lot-Mark in Tilsit is soy the same like this on your spoon, but it could be that both stamps are...

It is not easy to determine this brand and I cannot give a sure answer. There were several goldsmiths named Hirsch. As for the 12, I saw a similar looking brand in Tilsit. In Tilsit around 1900 a jewelry store is called J.Hirsch. If it was East Prussia, then there was a gold worker in Isterburg arou...

Hi Theoderich ! Thank you for your opinion! One more question: for what reasons are there no fineness and city marks? Regards. Germany was not a state in this time, but there were many states with many different rules. In this region (Elmshorn, Kiel ...) you find a fineness very seldom in this time.

silverfan wrote:Most probably JHL for Johann Hinrich Luedemann working in Elmshorn mid 19th century.
Regards silverfan

I think he is it.

There was a maker Heinrich Carl Röhr in Essen (*ca. 1808, oo1830). https://books.google.de/books?id=lCWABwAAQBAJ&pg=PA230&lpg=PA230&dq=r%C3%B6hr+goldarbeiter&source=bl&ots=TTChC_GYGQ&sig=ACfU3U3TrLyhv1-nmj6sBv9IX5Cy_OnC3w&hl=de&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjUyeTZlq_1AhWlTeUKHX...

in the book of Clasen it is a unidentified maker in Düsseldorf,
but I think it is Johannes Schmitt in Elberfeld (ca. 1700)

It is possible to get better images of marks?
My problem with this hallmark is, I have no other like this, but I have many hallmarks of Gdansk from this time.

Hans Jürgen Bähr ca. 1710-1720

for me the importmark
[CD] looks very unusular. I am not sure whether this mark is right.
But the other marks looks very OK.
About the style.
It is true that the can looks like Hanau, but Hanau's work was inspired by such objects.

Now: I think it is OK.

This 1703 engraving is a later fake.
I think this spoon is about 1740. But I have never seen this Variation hallmark. And I do not know the maker.

it is
Jürgen Weiß (ref.[ZEITSCHEL] p.169).
* 21.10.1802 in Eckernförde, + 23.3.1844 in Kiel, 41 Years old.
Citicen on 10.4.1828.

I have seen this (probably Hanau) pseudomark once before with a Pseudo-Nurnberg-hallmark N.
So your object is ca. 1890 ...

for me it looks like Pseudomarks
But I do not know this marks

This marks are not in Seling.