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It seems Portuguese, look for Porto.
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I don't think, it's from Baja. We don't know early items from Baja, but we have to remember, that until 1700 it was under osman occuoation. The first known makers and items is from the start of the 19. century. The hallmark of Baja is totally different, it's represent the coat of arms of Baja, shape...

Dear Ubaranda!
That's all I have!



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Hello!
Michael Wiener. Neuwirth, 222. o.
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MAybe now?

Dear Theo!
Thank you very much! You were right!
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I know that Schwaebisch gmünd used the unicorn hallmark, but do you think there was a master who wrote his name in Cyrillic?
How common is it in German?

Dear Collegues! I friend asked me, try to identify the maker and the origin of this sewing compendium. There is interesting, because the town mark is a unicorn, and the maker's mark is cyrillic. I think, it's the and of the 18. century, or maybe the beginning of the 19. https://www.925-1000.com/pics...

It's impossible. (if not fake marks) If there is no assay office mark in the hallmark, it's from 1867-1872. But between 1872-1922(37) always was assay office mark in the hallmark. So check it again. It's important, because if we try to identify the maker, we have to know, where he worked. Best regar...

Hello!
Where was it made?
Could you identified the mark of the assay office?
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Krisztián

Hello!
The maker with the S mark is the mark of Schwartz Ignác in Budapest.
His shop was in the Dohány utca (street) 78. between 1908-1914.
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Krisztián

Dear Qrt.S!
Thank you for you answer!
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Thank you for moving the post to the right place.
Ag2012!
Thank you for the solution!
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Hello!
There is another marks, it's russian too. Can anyone help to identify?



It's a small spoon.
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Hello!
Can anyone identify the maker?



It's from a small spoon.
Thank you in advance!
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Dear Silverfan!
Thank you for your answer!
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Dear Friends!
Can anyone aóddentify this german maker?





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Hello!
Probably Ladislaus Jarosinski.
Neuwirth I/273
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Hello!
It looks like an austrian export mark in the '20 years.
Just like here: viewtopic.php?f=24&t=48001&p=144139&hilit=austrian+export#p144139
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Dear AG2012. This is a typical altar candlestick from the middle of the 18. century. I see numerous pieces from Austria-Hungary and Germany. But I don't see any marks, that suggest fineness. Is it possible to you confused the tax mark with a delicacy mark, or is there a sign on the pictures that I c...