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Hello to All who are busy to solve «925-1000»-forums question. Here we are confronted with similar experiences as genealogists in “cross border” research (e.g. culture, religion, state …). JAKJO’s remark »Schraider/Szrayder seems to be the Jewish/Jiddish version of the German Schraider/Schreider....

Hello Dun

Additional remark:

If this mug was part of a baptize present; every body was once a child and remember spilled drinks.

Gorham prevented this problem a little bit by weight add.

Regards, silverport

Hello Dun You asked: «Also what did they use to make the inside goldish.» I think you dont ask «why» - but in short: gilded inside was practice, e.g. Communion chalices. Maybe in yours case the mug - so it seems to me - was part of a present from a godfather to his godchild: knife, fork, spoon, ...

Hello Yes it is a baby food pusher - but later on bent up from somebody else. You could see and feel the place of his forced bent. Attention! If you like to restore the former form and function; maybe you would destroy the object. If restoration would be yours choice, ask a professional to advise or...

I liked to see the object’s photo before I had post my last remark; but there wasn’t any photo available from maybe Bauhaus style object. In my collection I’ve a silver bowl made by Quist — but in an «Art Déco» style; and same marks. I tend to say — without could see a photo just now — that the o...

© 1997 Imprensa Nacional — Casa da Moeda, Lisboa (Portuguise National Mint, Lisbon)

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Regards, silverport

Hello Theoderich

Yes I'Ve - but I'm here in my new residence until yet not settled completely. So I couldn't scann as I like - but maybe this afternoon I could find a solution. Then I would post it to the forum.

Kind regards, silverport

The bottle coaster’s design overlaps the marks area — the marks contours remain in parts unclear. Punches clearness was lost by time and while. Porto’s mark on little objects in silver alloy 0.833 was in use from 1887 to 1937. The makers mark belongs to António Vieira da Silva, in Porto; registered...

It's the brandmark of F.W. Quist, Esslingen/Neckar for products in silver.
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The unidentified German Mark «JP in sun» was the mark of Josef Pauser, Schwäbisch Gmünd. Until the 1980's in production by his son Emil Pauser. They produced a lot of different little things, for instance stick handle's. In the mid 1980's the whole was identified to be an important Technical Mon...