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it is Ulrich Johannsen in Sonderborg

nikka0202 wrote: Wed Jul 23, 2025 3:11 pm Hello,
Thank you for your reply, please find the only other marks that I found.
I appreciate you taking a look!
Best,
Victoira

Are these two marks both on the fork? It's twice 13 for 13 lots (13/16 = 812,5/1000)

Hello,
Thank you for your reply, please find the only other marks that I found.
I appreciate you taking a look!
Best,
Victoira


I can not see the images yet, but I will say You, what I know about this hallmark.


Your hallmark is double struck, but it is identical to this one.
https://imagizer ...

This mark was thought to be that of David Bessmann, Augsburg, Germany, mid 17th c. but it does not seem to match.



Hi Victoria,
Who came up with that?

If you would like the best expert's answer to the hallmarks, please photograph the master's mark. There probably won't be much left to see ...

Nicolaus Thaddaeus Fleischmann in Bamberg

I have also a bad feeling by this beaker. It looks not old.

Stargard
Adrian David Valette (Valett) (ref. [SCHEFLER Goldschmiede Mittel und Nordostdeutschlands] Nr.9 #808), son of Daniel V. (Nr.7a).
oo 22.9.1788 Dorothea Louise Steffen.

Georg Brenner ref GNM no 98
*1680, M 1736, +1756

Alfonsus wrote: Sat May 31, 2025 2:04 pm Help to identify this marks.

it is from Kopenhagen (Danmark)
https://www.925-1000.com/dm_Assay.html

it is about from 1850.
Probably Gottfried Koch.

Theoderich wrote: Thu Apr 13, 2017 1:01 pm

it is not Schwelm and not Iserlohn, but Friedrich Wilhelm Schaaf in Mettmann

now the Churchbooks of Loitz from 19th Century are aviable on Archion.de
I find there the
a goldsmith
Johann Carl Wendt
on 4th/April 1813 he married the virgin
Catharina Dorothea Krüger.

Looks like a match, so the makers mark is [JCW] and not [JGW].

INS ist
Johann Nepomuk Seetaler
(ref. Seling Nr. 2637)
*1775, M.1796, +1835

Hallmark with O is 1803-04

That's not an easy question to answer. I think the lid doesn't belong to the cup or was made later. The cup itself could be genuine. The hallmark shows a nettle leaf, like those used in many towns in Schleswig-Holstein and also in a few towns in Lower Saxony. Rinteln, for example. The master's mark ...

why not russian?

There is no one who can answer your question but me.
https://silberpunze.freehost.ag/punzen/D/Duisburg_1810_Johann_Abraham_Scholl_.jpg

MZ: [J.Scholl] = Johann Abraham Scholl (cf. [SCHEF RL+WF] No.16 #358). Baptized on August 4, 1782 as the son of Johann Gerhard. Became a citizen on December 10 ...

EmmaW wrote: Mon Aug 05, 2013 8:22 am So the crowned G could be from Guimaraes, but I'm not 100% sure. And does anybody know a maker that appears to be GS from the muddled mark on the left. I'd appreciate any thoughts...

Thanks!

it is from Gotha (Thuringia, Germany)
Maker is
GS = Gottfried Schröter
oo 29. April 1704

the hallmark is Berlin.
There is also a pruzzian taxmark [FW] from 1809-1812 for older objects

Makers mark is a goldsmith of the Müller-Family

I have seen some other < 13 > marks like this with Letters [V] [T] [R] [AF]
It could from Rhineland but I am not sure.

It is Georg Friedrich Barth
in Hildburghausen.
*8.12.1790 as a son of (GS) Johann Valentin Barth.
oo 5.9.1830 Christ. Adelh. Mauer,