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Is anyone recognizing this maker?

Any clues what can this be? I would go for the griffin but no matches with the silver hallmarks encyclopedia...

Best regards,
Sebastian

Hello there! I hope you all had a beautiful Easter. I am a bit puzzled with a mark which I am unable to identify. What can it be? Lion, griffin, bear or maybe sth else? Who is the maker? https://s15.postimg.org/f4jajmcuj/frame.jpg https://s15.postimg.org/46811fo97/frame2.jpg

Dear Funkel,

Thank you for your post. You have stated that 48B is Jordi-c Rodas Armengol. I am wonder what does it mean in connection with the Bagues mark? Bagues owned that workshop or were they selling and branding it only? What is your opinion on that?

Best wishes,
Sebastian

Hello there, I am struggling to find any more silverware made by Bagues which I think is my item made by. https://s2.postimg.org/txk7s726x/bagues.jpg My Internet research suggests that there are at least two famous Bagues companies - one situated in Paris and the other in Barcelona. My candle holder...

I have never seen such marks... unfortunately I could not find them i the "silver marks" repository. Maybe someone can help identifying these marks? Thank you!

Thank you both for your reply! I will stick to the version you provided unless a better justification appears. And yes, this indeed might be an ashtray!

I have an interesting example of a bowl signed DORGENTO. It is a nice art deco piece which I would like to date and name properly. It might be Dutch although the logo does not correspond with that what I found in the Internet. Maybe someone can tell sth more. Please advise. https://www.925-1000.com/...

Hello Ringo, I can see some similar bells but as you noticed they were made of brass. I could not confirm that among them the "Bruges" inscription was present. Examples of the bells: http://thumbs.ebaystatic.com/images/g/F-cAAOSwT4lWSN5s/s-l225.jpg http://s11.postimg.org/oiilfetj7/image.jp...

The pictures are gone from here http://www.925-1000.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=19261&p=44001&hilit=Debain#p44001 but I assume this refers to that mark "It’s actually an earlier mark, that of Debain’s grandfather, Francsois-Alphonse Debain. It was registered on 15 Jan 1847, renewe...

I think the two listings copied by AG2012 did not match my mark. The symbol of the two Debians is a pheonix...

Sorry for digging up this old post but I was looking for a date when this mark was used: http://www.art-pl.webiq.pl/151027/cu5.JPG I am a little bit confused as one mark (exactly the same) was used in different periods? Trev says 1847-1864 and 1911-1916 (http://www.925-1000.com/Ffrench_makers_D.html...

Hello Trev,

not sure if this is silver as I do not have it. I did not risk to buy it. Thank you for your interest!

I found out that this box is Korean but I still do not know the maker and the year of manufacturing is also very broad - the silver marks were used from 1910 till present (source: http://www.925-1000.com/Fkorea_01.html). Ops...

This is sth quite interesting as the object is made of 0.999 silver. I have no idea where it was made and who made it. Any ideas?



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Thank you Peter and Goldstein for confirming Peters statement!

Best wishes!

I would like to hear some advice from you if the marks are genuine. Thank you!

Hello there,

Looking for more information on this bell. Any ideas?





Best regards,
Sebastian

Thank you Trev! I see now that Julien was active since 1914. A pity we do not know if the company is still active.

Hi there, I think this silver plated piece might be from Spain because of the bull (?) and the pentagram. Looking forward for your thoughts. thank you! http://fotomatrix.home.pl/615-kabaret%20g%20byk%20j%20plus%20szk%C5%82o/1.jpg http://fotomatrix.home.pl/615-kabaret%20g%20byk%20j%20plus%20szk%C5%82...