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This photo of page â„–236 from the book "World Hallmarks. Volume 1" by Hallmark Research Institute. Unfortunately I haven't this book...
Alex.

This isn't Scandinavian. This is Spain since 1934. See http://www.925-1000.com/foreign_marks3.html

Dear friends! I'm sorry, I was wrong. The letters and numbers under the crown aren't the year marks. They are codes of provincial assay offices. Now known only three of them: for the 1926-49: "A" - Bucharest, "L" - Muntenia and for 1949-55: "10" - Bucharest. Once more f...

Many thanks to all for responses! Very interesting discussion!
I didn't doubt that this is Vilnius hallmark, but who is maker OP - is still a mystery ...
Best regards. Alex.

This is rare Vilnius hallmark of 1898 - first half 1899. "Kokoshnik" with small numbers 84. Assay master Anatoliy Apollonovich Artsybashev, but unfortunately I don't know who is maker OP. I will be grateful for any help. https://www.925-1000.com/pics/Ximg.jpg https://www.925-1000.com/pics/...

I think this isn't Cyrillic. I believe this is German. Perhaps the maker is Diederich Floercken III from Bremen
(early 19th century) - very similar mark.
Best regards. Alex.

Sorry, I was mistaken :-(. "A" -1926, "B" - 1927, etc.

Hi all!
This Romanian tea spoon was made in 1931. "F" is year's letter. "A" - 1927, "B" - 1928, etc. I know it exactly.
Best regards. Alex.

Why 1948? If you see the letter A, it means 1937.

Krisztián is absolutely right - this is Romanian silver mark.
See here http://www.h.cx/?key=&country=Romania
Best regards. Alex.

I have two French dessert knives made in Paris in 1819-1838. Maybe anybody knows who is the maker JB?
Thanks in advance.

Ivanov's and Postnikova-Loseva's catalogues have several mistakes. Famous russian researcher V.Skurlov says that Aristarkhov's firm existed till 1900.
http://skurlov.blogspot.ru/2013/06/1850-1917_5.html

Hi Ringo!



The inscription is "НА ПАМЯТЬ", i.e. "FOR MEMORY" or "BY HEART".

Best regards. Alex.

It's not Russian. It's German - Braunschweig, maker Johann Christoph Hildebrandt.
See here http://silberpunze.1x.de/index.php

Hi oel, hi silvermakersmarks!
Many thanks for your replies!
Best regards. Alex.

Hi all!
Maybe anybody knows these marks? I'm confused :-(.
I will be grateful for any information.

Hi Paul!
Perhars this is Emile Chaponnet. His mark was "a capon".
Best regards. Alex.

Hi kevalie!

Gebruder Kühn GmbH & Co. KG Silberwarenfabrik, Schwäbisch Gmünd, Deutschland.

Best regards.

Hi Qrt.S!

Thank you for very useful information! You're absolutely right - it's Eskilstuna.
Irrespective of how carefully you make anything and check this, something seems always to go wrong... :-)

Best regards!

Hi all! I have nice Swedish tea spoon from Enköping, 1865. Unfortunately, I have no books on Swedish maker marks and I cannot identify the maker - CE or CF, or GE, or GF. Maybe anybody will help me? Many thanks in advance. https://www.925-1000.com/pics/Ximg.jpg https://www.925-1000.com/pics/Ximg.jpg