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Hi all!
Help please to determine the maker of this ladle.
Thanks in advance.

Hello!
I have the similar vase made by Simon Rosenau from Hanau (Bad Kissingen).
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Many thanks to all! German is not my language...
Best regards. Alex.

Dear friends!
Help to translate the text on this nice beaker.
Thanks in advance. Alex.

Hi Ubaranda - thank you very much for your information! Is it possible to manufacture /assay a spoon in 1879 if you have been registered 1882-98? By any chance - do you have a mark of Ch. Weyzager for comparison? Goldstein Hi Goldstein! I think It is possible that Weyzager worked before 1882, but m...

AG2012, that's similar Latvian spoon from a Russian antique forum.

Hello!
Maybe Chaim Weyzager (Хаим Вейзагер) who was registred in Riga's assay office in 1882-1898.

Oh! I thought that the date letter is D. My mistake :-(.
Many thanks for quick and useful reply!
Best regards. Alex.

Hello!
Maybe anybody knows who is Dutch maker "HZ over 3"?
Thanks in advance.

"Hertzbecher" is a traditional German product. Many German workshops produced them in 19-20 centuries and produce now. For example Neresheimer from Hanau: http://neresheimer-silber.de/ I believe the beaker under discussion has German origin but it has the bottom from the old Russian beaker...

Moscow, the maker is Grigoriy Lakomkin (Григорий Лакомкин - ГЛ), the assayer is or Afanasiy Rybakov (Афанасий Рыбаков - AR) or Anisim Kuzmin (Анисим Кузьмин - АК).

My own beaker made by Petr Lobanov in 1862.

Goldstein is wrong. The maker is Petr Lobanov (Петр Лобанов) from Moscow.
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Ivan Ratkov worked in the late 19th century. Hallmark on the cups of sample 1908-17. I guess the Maker of these cups is Ivan Rubtsov, who worked in the early 20th century and produced cups.

Hello! The assayer НК is not Nikolay Korbitsky. It is a mistake in the catalog of Postnikova-Loseva. He is Nikolay Vasilyevich Kulakov (Николай Васильевич Кулаков) - the assistant manager of Moscow assay office. See my pictures and see the topic http://www.925-1000.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=24&t...

Hi anikopol!
It's not a book. It's site http://www.munozarce.com/index.htm
There are two most interesting and useful section:
http://www.munozarce.com/contrastes/loc ... efault.htm
http://www.munozarce.com/contrastes/pla ... /index.htm

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It's really Barcelona. Most likely the beginning of the 19th century. Unfortunately the maker (or assayer?) is unknown to me.
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Qrt.S , thank you for such a detailed response! You are absolutely right - before the discussion Goldstein should be acquainted with the rules of Russian hallmarking and other primary sources. Otherwise, all discussion is blah-blah-blah :-) https://www.925-1000.com/pics/Ximg.jpg https://www.925-100...

Goldstein, in this case, who made this spoon in Moscow?

Konstantin Linke was the Moscow silversmith. Why we see the St. Petersburg hallmark? Is it fake?