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There were two date letter punches used by the Dublin Assay Office in 1810. The most commonly seen is the one with the engrailed top, as seen in the Dublin date letter chart. An alternative mark used in that year was with a flat topped shield with hollow corners. Trev. Hi! Thank you for your reply....

Hi! I have the item from Dutch. I know the letter "A" on the helmet of Minerva indicates the region. Where can I see the list with this letters.



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… And I want to add. I am sure (100% !!!) that there are the Germany marks on my item. This is a crescent (half-moon) and a crown. Are there Dutch mark on the item from Germany?
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Theoderich wrote:the A is a Dutch mark
http://www.925-1000.com/Fnetherlands_Date_Code.html

Yes, my mark resembles the mark from site. Thank you. Could you please explain me what is "the old Dutch made silver items that come beck into circulation".
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Hose_dk wrote:go to lines below and see 1893.

Thank you, but I don’t understand. If the item was produce by A. Dragsted and have got the his mark can A.N. Dragsted help it?

Hi dear friedens! Whose mark is it? Thank you in advance.



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Could you please help me to understand this: http://www.925-1000.com/denmarkA.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; A. Dragsted — Copenhagen 1974 - ? But I have the item with Danish mark from 1918. What is the situation? http://10pix.ru/img1/1873/1556317.th.jpg http://10pix.ru/img1/923...

I think you've already researched this? http://www.925-1000.com/Fgerman_hanau_marks_01.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; I am very grateful for your attention to my question. I very attentive researched the markers on the mention page and now I know the letter "A" is mar...

Hi! I am sure that my saltcellars are from Dublin, and to all appearance it was stamped in 1810 year. But why does the cartouche have the rounded contour, and it is not such as on the plate: http://www.925-1000.com/dlc_dublin.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; http://10pix.ru/img1/4...

dognose wrote:Twice in a couple of days....

See: viewtopic.php?t=20422

Trev.

O-o! This is pure coincidence :) ... wich did not solve my problem :(

Hi. I have one sauceboat. I am sure it was produced in Hanau. But I cannot identify a silversmith. Please help me find this information.

Hi, dear friends!

Please help me to read the markers on my items. I can suppose it is USA. But I would like to find out some more information about every mark.

Dear friends! Please help me to define when the item was stamped. Unfortunately I cannot find the some letter "R" in the some shield as on the picture.

Could you please help me to define a country-maker this items. I can surmise this is Hanau (Germany). Is that so?

I have the item with following marks (please see picture). Four marks are sufficiently noted. But what is fifth mark as a letter "J"? Please help me to investigate.

Danish silver and Danish marks are set by strict regulation. Standard is 4 marks, maker, year mark(3 towers), guardein and month mark. When the tax was paid the month mark was set by the guardein. In most cases the payment of tax equals the month that the item was made. In the period 1676 until 183...

dognose wrote:Hi,

Welcome to the Forum.

Details of the Danish Assay Masters can be found here: http://www.925-1000.com/dm_Assay.html

Trev.

Thank you very much. Let me know please correct name of Christian Nжboe (1823-1831).
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Regulation was stated in 1491 and in 1496 that silver should marked with masters mark. You should see citymark as another stating of regulations. Yet another sharpening with tax mark in 1685. Thank you for your help. It is very helpful information for me. But I wonder, who was initiator of the regu...

Thank you very much for you help. It is found that everything is very simple! :) Three towers are the symbol of Copenhagen. If to be precise, three towers are symbol of the ancient castle built by the bishop Absalon. I would like to ask about one more historical fact. When was founded Danish Assay M...

Hi, I am interested in the silver not so long ago, therefore I apologies if my questions will be incorrect. I need some more information about Three Tower Mark - http://www.925-1000.com/dm_Assay.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; . I am reading: The Three Tower Mark was instituted i...