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This is the maker's mark of Charles Eloi Haeghen who had his activity at 29 cour Saint-Martin, Paris during the period 1807-1813.
N° de garantie : 1018
N° de préfecture : 1092
Symbol : a drill (un foret monté et sa poulie placée en long)
Successor : Denoyelle

Hello, Boulenger made indeed also pieces in solid silver. You will find more details regarding Boulenger (and other silversmiths) in an article written by Robert Massart, published in Ascas, Association of Small Collectors of Antique Silver. The title of the article is : " Parisian Goldsmith an...

The symbol used by Edouard Ernie is a gaiter (une guêtre)
Personnally I think you should look for Ernest Eck, 5 rue Beaurepaire Paris, who's symbol are two stars pierced vertically and separated by a pellet.

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The mark belongs to Paul Bour, active at 146 quai des Orfèvres, Paris during the period 1856-1873.
N° de garantie : 6142
N° de préfecture : 6329
Symbol : a bumblebee (un bourdon).

The "Dictionnaire..." shows two different marks in a lozenge.
Presumably the third mark of 19 May 1849 is a square mark for silverplate.

Hello, Hallmark of Jules Wiset (Wieze) Bijouterie, l'objet d'art. 63 rue de la Tixanderie, Paris and later rue Jean-Pain-Mollet, Paris. Marks entered : 2 November 1844, 18 May 1849 and 19 May 1849. Marks cancelled :24 March 1849, 24 March 1858. Symbol : a star above and a star under the letters JW. ...

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Maker's mark of the silversmith Ambroise Mignerot. Active from 1800 until 1817 at 9 rue Jean-Robert, Paris and at 62 rue du Temple, Paris from 1817 until 1818. N° de garantie : 420. N° de préfecture : 446.
Symbol : a gondola (une nacelle).
Successor : Denis Garreau.

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Maker's mark of C. Buttner, Bas-Rhin, Strasbourg (65)
Retailers : Boden, Haut-Rhin, Colmar (66) and G. Baer, Bas-Rhin, Strasbourg (65)
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Hello, The maker's mark belongs to Pierre Henry Favier, born in Meximieux, a municipality north-east of Lyon, on 11 July 1809. Worked with his brothers in Lyon before moving to Paris. In 1846 Pierre-Henry took over the workshop of the silversmith Jean Baptiste Garnier in Paris at 9 place Dauphine. T...

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The mark belongs indeed to Guillaume Denière, 9 rue d'Orléans, Paris.
The letter N is considered as a part of the symbol (N° 03326).
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Douat Thomasson (dit Fra Donat)
Manufacturer jeweller
73 rue de la Tombe-Issoire, Paris
N° de garantie : 3674
N° de préfecture : 16740
Maker's mark entered : June 1, 1922 - an eagle (un aigle)
Died 1953

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Hello, The mark belongs to the manufacturer jewellers & silversmiths, manufacturer platers and gilders Lenain & Fils Active at 16 rue Dupetit-Thouars in Paris. Mark entered April 29, 1920 and cancelled July 12,1929. Symbol : two intertwined letters L (deux L entrelacés). N° de garantie : 310...

Thank you very much Jay T for your information.

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I know that François Laslier worked at 380 rue Saint-Denis in Paris during the period 1836-1848.
Does anyone has more info related to this silversmith ?
For instance in what year did Puiforcat bought his company ?
Thanks in advance.

Hello,
The marks belongs to the manufacturer of tableware Georges Montibert.
He was active in Lyon from 1930 until 1969.
His shop was first located at 28 rue Notre-Dame and as from 1952 at 49 rue Germain in Lyon.
The symbol is indeed a propeller.
Happy New Year.

Hello zilverik, Look at Département de la culture Française - http://www.culture.gouv.fr/public/mistral/marque_fr The translation of a cobbler's awl in French is "une alène de cordonnier" When you type "alène" as a symbol you get the info. His predecessors were Joseph Adoue (1857...

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The mark belongs to the manufacturer silversmith François Labat, active at 43 rue de Montmorency in Paris.
Symbol : a cobbler's awl
N° de garantie : B972
N° de préfecture : 11403
Mark registered 19 January 1897
Mark struck off 23 January 1920

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The mark belongs indeed to the manufacturer silversmith Charles Folliot.
Active at 26 rue de Montmorency, Paris
N° de garantie : B449
N° de préfecture : 10811
Date of registration : 20 May 1891
Symbol : a salt cellar and two stars

Predecessor : Delacquis & Cie (1882-1891)

Hi,
The first mark in a square is used for coated silver pieces.
The second mark is in use for solid silver pieces.
In your case both marks are of the same maker

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The mark belongs to the manufacturer jeweller Léon Lapar.
16 rue Choiseul, Paris
N° de garantie : A9004
N° de préfecture : none
Symbol : silversmith scisssors (un ciseau d'orfèvre)
Succeeded to L Béguin
Successor : Tétard

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