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Help attribute the knife. As I understand, this is (German) silver 12 lots. This is true? But what kind of knife is this? What is his purpose? The knife is very light, less than 22 grams. http://picua.org/img/2017-12/19/fgpr5scxrgm73kem8lpbohud0.jpg http://picua.org/img/2017-12/19/qgcnjrjudcsky8p45s...

The colleague has told that it, perhaps, not a table subject, but laboratory.
What do you think?

12 cm.

Only these.

Help identify this item.
The inscriptions on it: Sterling, Hand Wrought, Pat.Pending.
There is no brand of the firm.
American?
This is clearly a forceps - but for what? Hardly for sugar.
I will be grateful for the help.

I ask advice. I bought two silver items of Danish production, XIX and early XX century: a large round spoon and a scoop with a slotted bottom. According to the seller's description - a spoon for ice cream and a spoon for stew. Is it so? http://i12.pixs.ru/storage/6/2/1/2017111420_5840579_28311621.jpg

The maker is Johan Jacob Heinrich Rühle born about 1802 in Magdeburg, ?citizenship Ribe? 5.6.1829 as silverworker, dies in1858. silver for churches in Outrup, Aastrup, Malt kirke, Vejrup, Faaborg, Spandet (1848). Bordsølv, Dragtsølv. Source "Chr. Bøje, Danske Guld og Sølv Smedemaerker før 1870...

Theoderich wrote:it is not Flensburg in Germany
but Ripen (dk: Ribe) in Denmark

maker Rühle

Thank you very much!

Help to identify this subject. As I understand, it is Germany, silver 11 lot till 1886. Or I am mistaken?
And I can find nothing about maker.

Please help identify pattern. Bruckmann, silver 800. But what pattern? And question #2. According to James A. Yannes books, this curved monogram AH means Adolf Hitler and termed as Berghof pattern. Is this true? https://s8.hostingkartinok.com/uploads/images/2017/05/480ca15888823cd5b6dfb41c1573ba15.j...

AG2012 wrote:Hi,
Wilhelm Ludwig, Hanau
http://www.925-1000.com/Fgerman_marks_a1884_6.html
Regards

Thanks!

Please help identify this hallmark.
Germany? And what manufacturer?


Thanks for answer

Hi, I believe it's a style called "Bali Byzantine" chain. Made in Bali and some in Thailand. Your chain is a bit different than others I have seen, but similar in style and the clasp is the same. If you search "Bali Byzantine" you will see many examples out there to compare your...

amena wrote:India perhaps ?

Thanks for idea!

dognose wrote:See: Richard Lebram

Trev.

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Bahner wrote:Hello, this is the mark of Berlin retailer Richard Lebram. I do not know the original maker. Regards, Bahner

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Need help. Silver tongs. Hallmarks: crescent, crown, 800 and R.L.B. I can not identify. In the German hallmarks I did not find anything like that. https://s8.hostingkartinok.com/uploads/images/2017/05/5c26893c4cdb0e8740c80183585e414b.jpg https://s8.hostingkartinok.com/uploads/images/2017/05/81900ed5...

I bought a high quality bracelet. There are only 925 stamps. I will be grateful for any clues: what is this bracelet style and where it could be made. https://s8.hostingkartinok.com/uploads/images/2017/05/fadc495af0fb6e871f7bdabd5947c69b.jpg https://s8.hostingkartinok.com/uploads/images/2017/05/5271...

Sorry.

Bought a stylish bracelet. The stamp is exactly two: 800 and hallmark with letters (it seems) N and M. Not Italy - there is a standard branding different. And what country? And what manufacturer? I will be grateful for the tips. http://www.antik-forum.ru/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=1921598&...