Rediscovering this thread after losing track of my hobbies. :-) My apologies for the long absence. Many thanks, Jean-Paul! Your detailed background definitely sheds light on these spoons. I've since acquired a very good USB microscope to get some very good shots of the hallmark and the maker mark. T...
AG2012 wrote:Hi, Waltraud Neuwirth: the chalice from 1930 on. Contradicting ``Diana`` head. viewtopic.php?t=35107 Unusual controversy for famous silversmiths. Regards
Thanks! Perhaps I'll need to contact J-V directly and see if they can shed some light.
Thanks! great thread link! lots of good info there (bookmarked!)
So, the chalice/cylix does indeed look like Vaugoin, but he apparently didn't start using that mark until 1930, where the hallmark on the spoon indicates an earlier period
Hello! So glad to have discovered this forum. The 925-1000 site has already been of tremendous help in identifying some pieces I've collected, but I am coming up blank on my most recent find. I acquired a set of 8 silver teaspoons at auction, in a burgundy velvet case, white satin lid interior. I've...