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HEllo!
These are the only marks?

Hello!
AZ is Alois Zitterhofer's mark.
The other mark belong to a totally different maker, Karl Wallnöfer.
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Krisztián

Hello!
The maker was the "Magyar Művészeti Műhely" (that means Hungarian Art Workshop). Worked between 1917-1929.
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Krisztián

Can you make a better picture about the city mark?
I'm collecting the pre 1867 antique hungarian hallmarks, and I don't have Nyitra 1835. Or it is 1836?
Thank you in advance!
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Krisztián

Hello!
Welcome to the forum!
Your box made in the Hungarian Kingdom, 1835, in the city of Nyitra (Today belongs to Slovakia, Nitra)
The maker is Johannes Ludwig. (born in 1804, died 1847)
Nice piece, i like it!
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Krisztián

Ok. The marks are in a silver cigar box with beautiful engraving style trompe l'oeil. So this maybe could help about the maker's specific. The box is not my own, but if it is necessery, I will try to ask the owner.
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Krisztián

Hello dear members!
Please, help me a little bit, and verify me, is it Fedor Ivanov's mark? Am i identified well?



Thank you very much!
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Krisztián

HEllo! Have you used the preview function? Your shared photos not visible.
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Krisztián

Theo!
Could it be Georg Carl Simmerlein?
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Krisztián

Műller became the master of the Pesth silversmith guild in 1823. We know 4 maker's mark. Ha worked as silversmith in Pest until 1864. Source: P. Brestyánszky Ilona: A Pest-budai ötvösség (Goldsmith in Pest-Buda) Fekete Krisztián: Ötvösök az 1862-es adressbuchban (Folia Historica XXXII)(Silversmith i...

It's from Josephus Müller, from Pest silversmith guild.
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Krisztián

Dear Jesper!
As I know, the shop wasn't the shop of Bachruch from 1922 (As I mentioned). The successor of the shop was Zipper Antal Henrik. The workshop was nationalized in 1949.
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Krisztián

Yes, it is an assumption, but the signs point in this direction.
On the other hand: We never said, that we know any romanian city marks with lion hallmark, and I'm not remember, that I ever saw this type of hallmark.
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Krisztián

Dear Qrt.s! I agree with Thederic. This assumption is partly based on the assumption that Romanian territories adjacent to Transylvania were likely to work with a similar signaling system, and that many similar ones were found in that region, sometimes with romanian hallmarks, and typical decoration...

Thank you very much your fast and accurate answer.
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Krisztián

Dear Members! I made a hallmark photo of a 19. century silver fork. Made in Italy, Dukedom of Modena 1818-1872. But I don't find the maker with this lion mark. https://www.925-1000.com/pics/Ximg.jpg https://www.925-1000.com/pics/Ximg.jpg Anyone know the answer? Thank you in advance! Best regards! Kr...

Dear Stephan! You are wrong, there is mark for silver. You can see the number 13 in the hallmark. That means 13 lot fineness (812,5‰). In central Europe (including Germany, Poland before 1790, Austria/Hungary was useful this system. 12 or 13 lot was the frequent fineness. Thanky you! Best regards! K...

A very similar city mark with another maker's (Franjo Lesnik) work:
viewtopic.php?f=8&t=29679&p=77813&hilit=lesnik#p77813

I don't have it, so this is the best I can.

Dear members!
Can anyone identify the age and the origin of this beaker?
75 gr, 6,2 mm tall.



Thank you in advance!
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Krisztián