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Found this one recently in an antique market - does anyone have something similar and which generation Veyrat made this one? Thanks in advance! Jack http://i879.photobucket.com/albums/ab356/RS4HDZ/Veyrat_total_kl_zpsxb7q7utj.jpg http://i879.photobucket.com/albums/ab356/RS4HDZ/Veyrat_stamp_2_zpsk8rwi...

Thank you Krisztian! That ist fantastic. It also shows that a 100% identification is not possible as the marks are very close to each other. But now I have a fine reference...!

All the best,

Jack

Hello Zilverik,

thank you for your help. There are no dots between the letters.

Jack

Hello Zilverik,

sorry for the late answer - had a short holiday.

Here the requested picture - this stamp is from the small spoon.

Thank you, Jack

Köszönöm for your help!

Jack

Thank you very much Krisztian! That was very quick and competent. Have you encountered such "folding" cutlery before? I find the technique with a sliding "holder" very nice. http://i879.photobucket.com/albums/ab356/RS4HDZ/Cutlery_open_kl999_zps4b1980a0.jpg Best regards, Jack

Found these folding fork and spoons on a flea market. Please help on the maker "FS". Thank you in advance! Jack http://i879.photobucket.com/albums/ab356/RS4HDZ/Cutlery_closed_under_kl999_zpse9988b23.jpg http://i879.photobucket.com/albums/ab356/RS4HDZ/Cutlery_stamps_kl999_zpsfd144885.jpg

Might they be from India?

Here from underneath:



Cheers,

Jack

Hi, found these on a local flea market in Hungary. The seller was absolutely sure they are silver and gave a money back guarantee (he also has an antique shop). They really feel like silver, but have no stamps. The seller thought they might be oriental made. Any comments would be great! http://i879....