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Bruckmann & Sohne, German silver plate mark.

Best wishes,
Nate

I'm glad I thought to check this thread as I missed your replies earlier. My apologies for that. I am very thankful to you for your help, blakstone and JayT! I have a few more pieces I will post shortly.

Nate

Thanks again! I lived Uptown 2005-10 getting my PhD at TU. And I started my little shop, "Crescent City Connection" there too! Obviously named after New Orleans. I miss the people. DC people aren't the same..

Stay safe!

Nate

I'm unsure of this maker and was unable to locate this mark. I'm hopeful that someone can help. I hope you are all keeping well. Tray is 430 grams. https://abload.de/img/unnamed2hwj6r.jpg https://abload.de/img/unnamed1xhkty.jpg https://abload.de/img/unnameduaj0u.jpg

Blakstone, That is one of the single most helpful comments I've ever received on a silver thread! In spite of my technical ineptitude, helpful people like you keep me coming back to 925 for almost a decade. I'm so grateful. Thank you. You must have an amazing library. I have a couple other French pi...

Thank you for your kindnesses Trev and JayT. Yes, under the loupe, I can confirm that the mark is a "50".

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Let me try once more. Every time the hosting site changes, I struggle to figure this out.

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Delete the thread, Trev. I can't figure it out. I'll try a different forum.

Thanks,
Nate

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Very Hepful, JayT. I appreciate your kind help with that.

Nate

Hi there, I've got the 1817-19 Paris marks identified, but I need help with the A.M maker mark with the horse head. Anyone know this mark. I can't seem to find it in the usual places.. https://i.postimg.cc/cvVSJcNy/unnamed.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/nXsxZPgG/unnamed-1.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/xJPDtDNn...

Ah, thank you, Trev!

Now, I'm wondering... Hanau? If it is, the post should be moved please! :)

Any help greatly appreciated. Really stuck on these marks.. I could be posting in the wrong section.

There are probably a lot of possibilities to explain how this could happen as Turin was and is a very important Italian city. It could have been an American with long term political or business interests. Perhaps getting the assay marks was fashionable for expats-- like a stamp in your passport. I c...

Thank you, Amena! I'm grateful for your expertise. It makes complete sense that a collector or perhaps even a person living abroad might seek to have the items assayed.

Hi there, I'm baffled!! I've got several coin silver pieces by unrelated Baltimore makers which seem to have traveled together and have what I think may be an accession mark in common. Has anyone ever seen this mark before? https://www.925-1000.com/pics/Ximg.jpg https://www.925-1000.com/pics/Ximg.jp...

Oh, I see this may be the 1888-1925 David Andersen mark.

Hi there, I could use a little help with this presumably Norwegian baptismal spoon. Anyone know the maker and time period? I'm guessing 1890-1920, but I'm not sure. Thanks! ADMIN: If this gets ID'd, feel free to use the mark for the index. Nate https://www.925-1000.com/pics/Ximg.jpg https://www.925-...