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Hi -

I support AG2012´s version - my gut feeling tells me it is something one of a kind and he is spot on!
I am firmly convinced that Q.rts can not wait to explain what we see here, thanks to his immense knowledge of the Russian brands and signs.

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Goldstein

Hi - This is a good example of the unscrupulous way in which the counterfeiters act - knowing that the buyer does not have the slightest idea. I leave it to our home expert to explain the individual stamps ..... https://abload.de/img/s-l1600vajf6.jpg https://abload.de/img/s-l16001qpj9z.jpg Regards G...

Hi Qrt.S - You made a foolish comment not knowing that Vladimir was Ivan¨s son. That was not a particularly professional statement. I nowhere made a statement in this direction - I only listed the names and marks. Pure polemic! There is no doubt among real experts that the brand BK belongs to Kangin...

Hi Qrt.S -

I love your bizarre expertise, your persistent "I know it all" and your confused writing style. Please stay as you are - never doubt yourself!

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Goldstein

Hi Qrt.S -

Qrt.S wrote:Senseless fantasy marking (read fake!)

I love your bizarre expertise, your persistent "I know it all" and your confused writing style. Please stay as you are - never doubt yourself!

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Goldstein

Hi p_ helm - I do not want to hold a seminar on fakes and how they are made here. Only so much: there are brand new fakes and fakes that were "rebuilt" from old, existing stocks. Forks in this design cost $ 5 20 years ago - they were bought up to hundreds and accordingly provided with a &q...

Hi Ubaranda -

I really appreciate your contributions, which are supported by meaningful images and sources! I would appreciate it very much if we hear more from you! Many thanks!

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Goldstein

Hi Qrt.S -
you forgot Wladimir I. Morozov 1892-1908, (PL 1250-51)!

Qrt.S wrote:Ups! Forgot two marks:
BK unknown name
ИА unknown name

BK is Kangin Wasilij I. ( PL 1244-46!)

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Goldstein

Hi p_helm - your fork was made by an "overstamped" maker we will never know from St. Petersburg and by some clumsy fakers "upgraded" to a Morozov object. Our residental experts write much but not always correct. Here the known authentic different marks of I. and W. Morozov - both...

Hi Ubaranda -

thank you for the valuable informations!

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Goldstein

Hi niceguy1 -

How can you put such meaninless photos in a forum. If you do not have sharp photos - do not ask!
Could be Odessa - unknown maker....

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Goldstein

Hi niceguy -

a sharp photo would help!

Looks like Reval - but too blurry to be sure.

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Goldstein

Hi silverfan -

it is authentic/typical Persian - 875/1000 silver - Persia used for a certain time the Russian silver content mark 84 zolotniki. Google is your friend!

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Goldstein

Hi -

Probably the easiest way is to check from when until when Smirnov was in office. My records speak from 1865 to 1871. So it can not be 1863. But maybe there are more up-to-date documents ....

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Goldstein

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Goldstein

Hi Igor -

assay master is Smirnov, Vladimir 1865-71

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Goldstein

Hi Aguest - I made a list of the different pushbuttons of cigarette cases (not included diamond encrusted etc): https://abload.de/img/verschl.0113krm.jpg https://abload.de/img/verschl.02svkhy.jpg Note: exept on gold or enamel cases of better makers the cabochons are always coloured glass! Regards Go...

Hi madej - I know you are here to learn: I'm not surprised by your arrogance, really :) Learn More about arrogance Synonyms & Antonyms for arrogance Synonyms assumption, bumptiousness, consequence, haughtiness, hauteur, high horse, huffiness, imperiousness, loftiness, lordliness, masterfulness, ...

Hi madej - Ehhh, if Gordon is from St. Petersburg, the silversmith is probably also Not necessarely - Gordon was a seller and could buy what and from where he wanted. He bought a finished product - and he just marked it with his name. By the way there is no MC in St. Petersburg - so I suppose it is ...

Hi madej -

No townmark - no name. When will you understand that?

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Goldstein