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huszas76 wrote:Peter Schima
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Krisztián

Thank You Krisztián:)

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Please help!
Viennese silver candlesticks 1853.
P.SCH makers marks.
Who made it?

AG2012 wrote:It was originally a cedar box, in Russia they started to use the term for glazed box for icons. I think the definition is broader,i.e. any box where relics are kept. But I am not an expert.

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What it was originally like?

AG2012 wrote:https://www.google.com/search?q=russian+silver+relic+box&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjb4Y3-94P0AhWQ_7sIHT5ZDisQ_AUoAXoECAEQAw&biw=1517&bih=694&dpr=0.9

I don't see anything like it.

AG2012 wrote:Hi,
Reliquary Box Casket to keep a relic, e.g. the fragment of holy cross from Jerusalem, or whatever relic sold by the church.
Looks like a box, right ?
КИОТ in Russian, κῑβωτός in Hellenic.
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Maybe link?

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What could it be?
8x7cm

oel wrote:Dutch pseudo marks
See:
viewtopic.php?f=5&t=56948
Most likely made in the Dutch city of Schoonhoven.
viewtopic.php?f=5&t=56948#p184837

Peter.

Thank you!

Hi.
What makers marks?
Regards.
Gábor.

Wolfend wrote:

AG2012 wrote:Hi,
Second half 19th centurry pseudomarks.
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Thank you!

What are you sure about? Can you show the same (!)?

AG2012 wrote:Hi,
Second half 19th centurry pseudomarks.
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Hi! Augsburg miniature dish. Who made it? https://i.ibb.co/Hhq9FD0/E6-E9-BD1-D-B6-AE-44-DE-8-B36-24111-D12-EEF8.jpg https://i.ibb.co/L6X067y/090-CE44-B-8-A44-48-B9-9-EDD-765-E9-ECBAD7-F.jpg https://i.ibb.co/R0bCZGh/3251-C3-AB-A061-47-C5-AD5-E-353-E8-C8-D84-D9.jpg https://i.ibb.co/V3FbRbW/503-B73-C2-...

Hello, agree that this is the Deyhle lion. Deyhle sometimes produced pieces of a fineness rather uncommon in German like 830S or 875. Believe they were meant for export. As to the "Vietor" lion: this is a misunderstanding dating back to the early 1900s and orginating in the "question...

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Gábor.

Hi!
Please help!
Deyhle Gebrüder-Schwabish Gmüd?

875 silver hallmark.

Theoderich wrote:I think it is Nürnberg.
(MS) is probably

Matheus Städlein (vgl. [GNM Nr.853]), master 18.8.1716, citicen 28.8.1716. + 15.2.1735.

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Hi. Plese help! Gilt brass and silver chalice, 18th century. MS ? Makers marks and hallmark... https://i.ibb.co/b1Bm6kw/C30420-BA-1-A6-A-4-BDF-B48-F-DF677-D259041.jpg https://i.ibb.co/gg3DXnK/B9437-BF0-0-B8-E-4054-B599-EC36943-D94-B8.jpg https://i.ibb.co/C696GRb/AEE7-AB75-CF6-A-4-B95-8726-6-B03-AD29...

The firm made items for the church, including silver and textile, as well as secular items made of other metals. I am not familiar with their production linked to catholic church and the Vatican. Hopefully, somebody will shed more light. Not everything we Google for is available online right now. r...

The firm made items for the church, including silver and textile, as well as secular items made of other metals. I am not familiar with their production linked to catholic church and the Vatican. Hopefully, somebody will shed more light. Not everything we Google for is available online right now. r...

Hi, Franz Xavier Dutzenberg was a silversmith in Krefeld , Germany, founded 1849. Spelling Crefeld on your chalice was used before 1925. Those are vessels for holy communion; paten and chalice (a plate used for holding the bread during the Eucharist and sometimes as a cover for the chalice.) Regard...

AG2012 wrote:Can you show us better close up of the marks indicated with my red arrow. ?
800 in an oval mark on the right is often seen on 20th century Italian silver, but could be from elsewhere.

Hungarian hallmarks, after 1999.