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Hi, There are no marks, just the base. It`s resin,wax or cement. Average vintage cement weighted silver content is about 10% to 15 %. The calculation is valid for cement weighted thinnest silver.If silver sheet is thicker and wax (resin) weighted the percentage can rise up to 25% - 30% but it`s rea...

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Silver candlestick. The Finnish stamp of 1928. At the base of the candlestick - black solid and slightly porous material for its weighting (similar to sealing wax). What kind of material is it and how much does it weigh? http://www.antik-forum.ru/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=1848287&d=14891...

Bought Danish knife. Stamp 1951 three towers - but the hallmark of the assay master is missing.
Help to attribute!

Qrt.S wrote:AG2012 has given the correct answer. Not much to add than that the object is made in Germany and imported to Helsinki Finland in 1941 (M6)
Suomen Kultaseppä Oy means "Finland's goldsmith Joint-company. Active in Turku (headquarter), Helsinki and Tampere (subsidiaries).

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Once again thank you very much!

AG2012 wrote:Hi,
As far as I can see the crown mark is in oval, meaning imported to Helsinki (boat city mark).
I am sure you will get more info here.
Regards

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I need help.
On tongs - Finnish hallmarks (M6 -1941 years, Helsinki, 813) and simultaneously German hallmarks (800, crown and crescent).
How can this be?
Maybe forceps - Finnish, imported to Germany or German, imported to Finland?
I would be grateful for any tips.

Sheffield, 1902, Henry Wigfull, teaspoons - which pattern?
I would be grateful for hints.

...And this is portrait of Henry Wigfull!

I bought a spoon.
I understand that this Sheffield 1902.
But who is the master - Henry Wigfull or Henry Wilkinson?

Hose_dk wrote:proberly Horsens Sølvvarefabrik

The style similar. But hallmark is very different.

I bought a custom bracelet. As a gift)) Gift liked, and it pleases)) But I am trying to find out more about the bracelet. The sample is present - three towers with the year 43 - that is, Copenhagen, silver, 1943. Stamp assay master, too, have (JS, Jens Sigsgaard), corresponds to the time. Also guess...