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I think I have discovered the origins of this piece. The markings are so similar and individually identical to several used by early Australian silversmiths that I am confident that this is the case.

I have a pair of sugar tongs with a three picture mark which has me stumped. It has a crown, a left facing head, and a right facing passant lion. I thought it may be Hanau but can only see the crown and lion mark there. The Dutch marks has Minervas head and a right facing lion but again it doesn't l...

As the links above are now obsolete I will attempt to display as many Danish silver plate marks as I can. There is a great website with the history of Cohr silver and the marks used by them which are very useful. This information is given in a history of Cohr silver at http://www.cohrsilver.dk/cohr/...

Thanks, I have got my act together now. I have a cutlery set marked with the AP and lighthouse marks as above. The cake knife is marked to the blade as descibed in my earlier post. The photos are now properly submitted. The A Prip cutlery always has ornate designs seemingly not used by other makers ...

Hi, Can someone help with the marks on this set please? It is a mark I have seen also seen on jewellery and spoons but never been able to identify it. http://i53.tinypic.com/3093doy.jpg" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; http://i55.tinypic.com/zsthg3.jpg" onclick="window.open(this.href);...

Well there should be a picture. The knife blade reads A.Prip Denmark and the handle has the same markings as shown above with a lighthouse and the AP mark.

Just a little more confirmation. Here is a picture of the marking to a blade which is also marked to the handle with the lighthouse marking and the AP mark.