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Hi Joerg,

I have come across this bird mark in the oval together with the retailer name F. Jud.

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Hi Mariana and welcome to the forum,

The maker is Lutz & Weiss (LW) founded in 1882 in Pforzheim, Germany and made after 1888.

http://www.925-1000.com/Fgerman_marks_a1884_3.html

Hope this helps,

Best regards/JAKJO

Hi and welcome to the forum, In my opinion there is a town mark (that may be an animal or horse) and a year letter (I or J) and the maker CS and 1706. The 1706 can be interpreted in two ways at least; the first is when the beaker was made by CS (a common practice by masters in Copenhagen, Denmark) a...

Hi, Here is a photo of the marks from a spoon by Georg(e) Wilhelm Weiss, born in 1749, active in the town Stallupönen in 1775, master in Memel (Klaipéda, Lithuania) in 1776, He died in 1828. (Scheffler Memel #9). I believe that the "A" is 1818 (Scheffler presumes that the year letters of...

Hi,

No, I don´t think they are made in Lidköping. Could you please take a photo of the coat-of-arms please and perhaps a better one of the oval left mark?

Best regards/JAKJO
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Hi historydetective,

I assume that the candlesticks are Swiss, you mention that you have seen a pair made by Jezler and have seen a pair made by Schelhaas (in Zürich?).

Hope this helps,

Best regards/JAKJO
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Hi, The maker of your pewter plate is Gottfried Benjamin Krause, master in Meissen 1815 and a member of the guild until 1852, when he died. His widow continued with the business until 1854 and then his son. Ref: Hintze, Erwin, (1921), Sächsische Zinngiesser , Leipzig: Karl W Hierseman. (G. B. Kraus...

Hi Cap,

"TINN" is Norwegian for pewter.

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Hi, I will have a look in ...

SCHOUBYE, SIGURD:
Sønderjysk sølv.
Historisk Samfund for Sønderjylland. Aabenraa 1982,
...when back home.

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Hi, Here are two pictures of Beysen's marks. "BEYSEN." and "R. BEYSEN" http://i694.photobucket.com/albums/vv301/JAKJO/Beysentupp.jpg http://i694.photobucket.com/albums/vv301/JAKJO/CarlFerdinandRudolphBeysen12f181818.jpg Carl Ferdinand Rudolph Beysen, born in 1818 and in 1847 ment...

Hi again,

The fineness is 800/1000 pure silver and sterling is 925/1000.

Best regards/JAKJO

Hi and welcome to the forum, Your tea pot was made by Gebrüder Glaser in Hanau. The firm was founded in 1883 and a merger took place in 1914, so I presume that your tea pot was made between 1883 and 1914. http://www.925-1000.com/Fgerman_hanau_marks_01.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return fa...

Hi,

Maybe Fürth, I have found a silversmith Humbser active in the 19th century. A bad picture from the net some months ago.




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Hi Theoderich,

I have searched Scheffler and there was not any match in Bützow (neither the maker nor the town mark).

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Hi and welcome to the forum,

I believe that your cutlery was made by J. C. Klinkosch, silversmith to the Austro-Hungarian court and made before 1922.

Hope this helps,

Best regards/JAKJO

Hi, Could the maker's mark be RAI for Rasmus Anders Iwersen d.e. active in Bergen in 1835? http://www.primusweb.no/search.do?criteria=Iversen+rasmus+anders&owner=NF&_onlyWithPictures=&searchObjectType=Unknown" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; The word in Norwegian for this s...

Hi jimbucks and welcome to the forum,

Your Norwegian silver tumbler was made in Bergen in November 1839.

The maker and the wardein are unknown to me.

Hope this helps,

Best regards/JAKJO

Hi Theoderich and Hose,

In my popular edition, Schou is in Aabenraa.

Schou, Johan Heinrich born about 1767, master 1801, died in 1836 Aabenraa.

Best regards/JAKJO

Hi Nigel,

Is it possible to get a sharper picture of the maker's marks.

Best regards/JAKJO

Hi Paul, I found some information... Franciszek Malina seems to have been specialised in military orders and decorations and he probably married in 1927 and was executed in Auschwitz. 319. MALINA FRANCISZEK (ur. brak danych, Bieńkówka † Auschwitz); http://www.kronika.beskidzka.pl/tapety/Lista_sm...