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Thank you so much Trev ! That was quick!
I was familiar with Klinkosch but earlier I saw just his mark with initials. Didn't know he used that helmet mark too.
All the best!
Stan

Hello, Could you please help me out with identyfing maker recognized with austrian court eagle emblem? The maker's mark looks like a helmet (?). The piece is a small tray made in Vienna in 1872-1922 of .800 silver finneness. Thank you very much in advance for your help! http://s2.ifotos.pl/mini/vien...

Thank you so much, AG2012 !
You helped me a lot. After your message I found that mark struck on a coffe pot dated 1849 in archive of Bukowskis market. So I guess you are right.
Thank you! All the best,
Stanislaw

Hi, I just came across this topic when I was searching some more inormation about a silver tray in my collection. The piece comes from Petersburg 1850., (date not clearly visible 1851 o 1854). The assayer is A. Mitin. It's signed with silversmith mark AS (in oval) with a dot in between letters in th...

Thank you, Teodorich. I've never seen Schaffhausen silver mark. So I have no clue. But anyway thank you for your suggestion. Kind regards!

Hello! I came across this pair of candlesticks. I tried to identify silver marks but I didn't get it yet. They are not clear which doesn't help. There are just two marks on each of the candlesticks. One mark (on the right hand side) looks a bit like a bird ? standing on tall feet (heron or stork bir...

Hello, I would like to use your help with identifying a flower mark. It's struck on silver (12 loth) plate of central European origin, ca 1780-1800 I guess. There are only these two marks: 12 loth standard mark and the misterious flower mark. I searched for this mark in books and online, but I canno...

Bahner you really helped me a lot. Thank you very much!

Hi, could you help me out with this mark? I don't know the maker on that spoon. It's german post 1886 silver piece. I would appreciate any piece of information.

Hi, could you please help me to establish what silversmith from vienna made it and when he was active? The mark looks a little like a chalice/goblet? Thank you in advance. Best regards! http://s4.ifotos.pl/mini/signature_nxhwahs.jpg BTW. Do you have any interesting links or reference books for vienn...

Dendriet, thank you very much for your fast and right response! I really appreciate your help.

Do you know what is the mark with number 3? Is it, as I expext, an import mark? If so, what countru used it?

Hi! I would like to get to know where this sugar box comes from. I mean country of origin, knowing the city and maker would be even better. I guess that mark with number 3 is silver control mark for .800 silver purity. Is it import mark? What country used this mark? Thank you in advance for any info...

I placed them because I there are no examples in you russian city marks section. Thought you need some examples. I mistaken Riga with Novgorod, that's all. Best regards.

Here you have an example of Suck mark with Kalisz city mark. Also on a sugar box. What's characteristic for Suck (often seen on his pieces) it's made of low quality silver of just 11 loth.

On the website you wrote you need some examples of the Russian marks from Veliky Novogrod and Jitomir, Dorpat so I post few I found on ordinary russian spoons (one of Jitomir is struck on a candlestick) http://i52.tinypic.com/20zp3ed.jpg http://i51.tinypic.com/2q3dqad.jpg http://i52.tinypic.com/2uyl...

In Poland there were few silverplating compannies. The biggest one was Fraget, he started his business in early 1830. Pieces from this period are quite rare. Next big company is Norblin, that started production right after Fraget. The third biggest company was Henneberg. Next worth mentioning was Pl...

Thank you very much. You've been very helpful. Quite honestly I didn't expect such answer. Im not familiar with portugeese marks, much more often I deal with central and eastern europe marks. Here is the overall picture of the jug you asked for: http://i55.tinypic.com/16jx3a.jpg Thank you once more!

The mark seen on the spoon by Ludwik Nast is his own maker's mark depicting snake eating its own tail. Its usually not so visible but you may see it sometimes.

Guys. You mixed up few things. The marks that you see on some silver pieces, accompanied by different makers mark is quite common on Polish silver. It's not because we produced so much fakes. There are two differens things: silver maker and silver retailer. Some of the makers were retailers at the s...

Double stamped kokoshik mark doesn't necessarily proof it's a fake. These candlesticks are 100% original, the signatures too.