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Dear Friends! I bought this item, but can't identify. https://i.postimg.cc/V6kSS0s9/IMG-6064.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/L8y5c63n/IMG-6065.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/TYLtLppX/IMG-6066.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/k59spswn/IMG-6067.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/rsdNrPy9/IMG-6068.jpg The body was hammered, the ears...

Here are the original hallmarks from 1851 and 1861.


The differences are obvious.
And I don't want to guess when and how become a fake one.
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Krisztián

Hello!
Maybe some better photos could help but in first sight seems fake marks to me.
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Krisztián

Dear AG2012.
I disagree with you, I don't recognize Yugoslavian hallmark, in my opinion the smallest marks ar Diana head, 750 fineness.
Maybe the another small one is for a retailer.
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Krisztián

The spoon made at Pozsony, 1818. The yearletter also confirm that. In Buda silvesmith guils used only a couple of yearletters from A-G, never N. Tha maker is Johannes Gerick, became master at 1812, he was the master of guild in 1828-29. Shortly after that date he died. (Can I save the pictures of th...

The maker is Leo Wagner, 1910, Obere Donaustrasse 57.
Neuwirth: Wiener gold- und silberschmiede ind ihre punzen 1867-1922 L-Z P.: 262
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Krisztián

I'm not familiar in the german marks as Theo, but agree with him.
On the other hand, I don't think to pseudo marks the austro-hungarian tax marks.
I think these fake marks are contemporary false marks, the owner tried to evade the taxasion.
It's rare but not without example.
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Krisztián

My opinion: the shown marks aren't austro-hungarian tax marks, only just the copy of these marks.
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Krisztián

Peter Schima
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Krisztián

HEllo!
The maker is Ludovicus Kuszy.
Maker around 1830, died at 1865.
This mark from around 1830-1850
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Krisztián

Hello!
I don't think, it's from central european.
Most likely Spanish, or Portuguese.
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Krisztián

On the other hand the triangle mark with 13 is very unusual too.
I'm very courious, and waiting for a good picture of the maker's mark. It can finally decide the question if it can be identified with the monogram of a known master.
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Krisztián

It seems Kassa (Kosice) around 1800-1815.
But it is a very unusual city mark from there, without the year!
Can you make some better pictures about the maker's mark?
Thank you!
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Krisztián

First 2 decades of the 20. century.
Sárga János died in 1916, he was 48 years old.
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Krisztián

Maker mark of Josef Grünwald, Wien.
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Krisztián

Marks belongs to Sárga János.
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Krisztián

It's C. Modes

Hello! It's definitely not Austrian, but Hungarian. After the first world war, Austria and Hungary became completely separate countries, with different hallmarks. This is a Hungarian 800 ‰ fineness silver for small items. It is from 1937 to 1966. It's very easy to distinguish from the earlier austro...

The maker is Anton Komrmayer, or Albert Kreisa.
Waltraud Neuwirth: Lexikon Wiener Gold- und Silberschmiede und ihre Punzen 1867-1922
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Krisztián

The maker is most likely Mathias Kilian.
Source: Josef Hrasky: Vyrobní znacky zlatnickych, stríbrnickych a ozdobnickych mistru v Cechách v letech 1806-1860
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Krisztián