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About AH in oval see here http://www.925-1000.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=46&t=43421&start=20 Sorry, I did not quite understand the discussion you sent me. Was Adam Herttuainen the maker? Best regards Malin Yes, Adam Herttuainen was the owner of his big workshop on Rozhdestvenskaya uliza 6 in...

About AH in oval see here viewtopic.php?f=46&t=43421&start=20

Hi all! Ivan Fyodorovich Golovin was the wellknown owner of workshop, the honorary citizen of Moscow. This information from В.Скурлов "Список ювелиров Москвы. 1850-1917" (W.Skurlov "The list of jewelers of Moscow. 1850-1917". Information about assayer Ivan Konstantinov is from &q...

Yes, it's really ИГ. Then it may be Иван Фёдорович Головин (Ivan Fyodorovich Golovin), the owner of workshop, mentioned in 1861-1884. The year's mark is 1879 - not 1872! Assayer Ivan Konstantinov worked in 1875-1882.

Moscow, 1879, assayer Ivan Konstantinov (Иван Константинов) (1875-1882), maker Nikolay Gurjanov (Николай Гурьянов) (1868-1883).

It seems to me these marks belong to J. D. Schleissner & Söhne.
See here: http://www.925-1000.com/Fgerman_hanau_marks_01.html

Regards.

You are absolutely right. Information from Ivanov's catalog:


Best regards.

St.Petersburg, assayer Alexander Shevyakov (Александр Шевяков), silversmith Carl Albrecht.

Hi AG2012! Thanks for your reply.

In my opinion the German marks are similar to Gebruder Deyhle
http://www.925-1000.com/Fgerman_marks_a1884_2.html
But I've never seen German items of 875 fineness and I've never seen Russian import mark of Warsaw custom.

Best regards.

Hi all!
I believe it's fake. i'm right?
Thanks in advance. Alex.

Friedrich Wilhelm Jacoby was known in 1813-1831 but assay mark on your spoon is of 1882-1898. I see maker's mark EL but not FI.

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Thanks all for help! Perhaps it's really bad punch...
Best regards. Alex.

Hi Goldstein!
Thanks for your reply but it's too simple solution. I have Leistikow, I have Wilite, I read other books... In fact, the letter is E, not F.

Hi all!
Maybe anybody knows who is the maker of this tea spoon?
Thanks in advance.

Hi Goldstein! Ilya Sorokin was the chief of Riga assay office in 1888-1891, Alexander Romanov - in 1895-1898, Kliment Zagaevskiy - in 1899-1916. There are many interesting books besides Postnikova-Loseva and Leistikow :-). I hope you can read in Russian. Alex. https://www.925-1000.com/pics/Ximg.jpg ...

Thank you again, Dad.
I suspected Michelsen in monopolization of the market :-).
Best regards.

Dad wrote:It's wonderful. Now there will be a correct answer.

Hello Dad!
Many thanks for your quick and useful answer! So my last two questions:
1. Who is really Reval assayer ИС - Stepanov, Spiridonov or someone else?
2. Have you any examples of Reval marks of 1875-1885 except marks LM?
Best regards.

Goldstein, Qrt.S - many thanks for your examples! But if Reval assay office worked in 1875-1885 I repeat my question: " Why many Estonian makers used the assay offices in St.Peterburg, Riga and Pskov in 1875-1885? " I can ask you to show examples: who? when? where? Then the answer will be...

Goldstein, Qrt.S - many thanks for your examples! But if Reval assay office worked in 1875-1885 I repeat my question: "Why many Estonian makers used the assay offices in St.Peterburg, Riga and Pskov in 1875-1885?"

Dad wrote:The Revel assay office worked without breaks till 1888. It wasn't closed and didn't open.

Hello Dad!
Why many Estonian makers used the assay offices in St.Peterburg, Riga and Pskov in 1875-1885?
I would like to see the Reval hallmarks of that period.
Thanks in advance. Alex.