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Yes, I did not find the AC assayer in Odessa, but I say that the city mark is similar to Odessa
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Looks like Odessa. Is that an anchor below?

Hi. Can you see something in these marks? The only visible hallmark is the Austro- Hungarian import mark from Lviv (today Ukraine, earlier Poland, then Austro Hungary) from 1891-1901. Hallmark very little visible but probably Moscow? VASILY ALEKSANDROVICH PETROV? Regards https://images91.fotosik.pl/...

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I have the same but with French hallmark from 1819-1838.
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Hi I know you know what I mean but you try to turn it, but it's not important. I do not deny that this shape of cigarette cases is not the shape of typical Russian cigarette cases, but can not it differ from the norm? I asked to show the same cigarette case as the three mentioned and you attack me a...

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Thank you, but none of them, although similar is not the same as the two above and how I saw in Odessa. The closing (tab) is short and the cigarette case is "normal" and in the shown by you is not. There is no sings of faded marks on any of them.
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Hi I return to the subject of the cigarette case which is unusual for Russian because I came from Odessa and saw once again a cigarette case of this unusual shape with Russian silver mark. What to think about it? Question to Goldstein: Could you show me some examples of this type of cigarette case w...

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AG2012
From what object the hallmark posted by you comes from?
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Thanks ,to now you have convinced me :) This is a rare obiect for me and the more about this shape and the signs are not often found :)
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AG2012
Hi Krisztián
I want to know how it really is and not how it suits me :)
Please, post photos from old auctions with string holders for comparison with mine. Is it known in what years was this mark in Olmütz in force?
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Hi Krisztián .
Thanks for the answer.
I think, however, that it's a pomander. A dish for fragrances. Enter in wikipedia :)
The mark also does not suit me to Olmütz.
Screen from the auction house with the pomander.
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Hi I think it's a pomander, but is not it too big? 8x8cm. It seems to me that the date from the mark is 182 .. and F1 over the date. .F1 is the symbol of the Assay Office from the Galicia of the city of Przemyśl but since 1866 and here is the date 182 ...?What do you think? Do you recognize the gold...

Hi AG2012
You think that in this form of socket on the candles there was an additional socket?
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Picture of another candle holder of the same goldsmith but without decorations, and again for comparison.



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Thanks.
At the moment I do not have a candlestick in front of me but it seems to me that the elements are consistent.
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Hi. Somebody has some information about a silversmith from Poznań/Posen Jan Radecki? https://images82.fotosik.pl/1115/8851941314b77c27.jpg https://images81.fotosik.pl/1115/abd68a67fdd5ad3d.jpg https://images84.fotosik.pl/1114/d3e872f909ed9c9e.jpg https://images81.fotosik.pl/1115/fdfd85938bc11cbe.jpg...

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Hi Ubaranda
Is there a dot between J and K in Carlson? In Heinoin, the dot between J and H is clearly visible. Dating would agree, but as AG2012 has said, one year may be admissible.
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Thank you very much.
It's rather Johann :)
Johann Heinoin.
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I do not have Postnikowa with me or any other literature and I can not find it on the web. Recognize this silversmith?
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