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I have a theory on this, it might be absurd but seems likely to me.There is no maker S. P. Burg it is an abbreviation for St.Petersburg that became popular right about 1910, that was not used very often, but can be seen a lot on different private, government, police and military medals, badges butto...

IL- Lebedkin I believe
I actually don't think there are any dots in MT, it is just the mark is quite worn cannot see a dot with the glass

I wash silver in an ammonia solution, even the gilded part if really necessary, but without rubbing(if you rub, you will destroy the building)!It does not get all the staining out, but helps bring back the brightness.However in your case I would leave it as is, it does not seem too tarnished.

I think it is the same maker as the Moscow Niello spoon posted earlier in this forum, at least the niello looks exactly in the same technique to me.
As Zolotnik sugested for my spoon- Wasily Semenov, don't know if it's him for sure, but pretty sure it's the same maker

Oh i see, you meant that items with no soldered pieces, can be more than 10...

Thank you Qrt.s, but this spoon is around 30 grams if not 40, what does it mean then, fake? Really doesnt look like it...

I also Showed the fork to an expert in Geneva, who said he wa not 100 percent sure but he leans more toward real then fake.The missing"bad" engraving turned out to be polished away under light, during closer investigation, the connections are still there but can barely be seen.If this is i...

You don't have to be mean and Sarcastic, this was one of my purchases I wasn't sure about. Just so you know faberge also made simple model cutlery with no enamel and engravings, as we can see from the factory catalogs; so you comparing a fork to complicated enamel and guilloche works is just ridicul...

Sorry about that Zolotnik, Normally the iPhone camera is quite good during daylight, but it got dark yesterday since I started posting.I already ordered a cable to my Leica that has been lying around for over a year with no battery, really my bet, I will try to assure better photos of the marks next...

Under better light

A big Thanks to both of you, However the Estonian mark is FL not PL, but it is entirely my fault sorry for the crappy photos, still didn't find the charger to the good camera

Thank you.

Here is a nice fork with W.H. marks, which i assume is Wladislaw Hempel in Wasrsaw, however the Estonian marks confuse me; are those import marks or retailers marks, and who is FL.I assume the moonlike symbol is Hempel's logo, sine it is present on most other objects i've seen. https://www.925-1000....

Is this the mark for Konstantin Petz?

Is this the maker's mark of Mihail Tarasov(Михаил Тарасов)
Thank you

LOL thank you, unfortunately it's water):, maybe tomorrow

P.S. I just did a test- mine fits 100 ml up to the rim, here is filled with a bit over 90ml, I was surprised

oh sorry, i should read slower i read millimetres instead of millilitres.Thanks

Do you mean height or diameter? this is 71heightX 57b diameter, what is it for Vodka, Wine?
Thanks

Thank you very much Alex. Do you know why some makers used this type of Kokoshnik instead of the classic one, could it have something to do with objects made for export, or just to make it smaller