www.925-1000.com

Qrt.S wrote:The first mark is the "maker's mark/logo" for Koruteollisuus Tillander Oy (Jewellery Industry Tillander Ltd) in Helsinki 1946-1973. The rest you already know. A very typical and popular product of Tillander industries in those days.

Thank you a lot for your help Qrt.S

Hello, I need help identifying Finnish silver maker mark. What I know from this marks. This is Finland, Helsinki, 1949 and a probe of silver is 916. First mark from the left is unknown to me.

dognose wrote:Somewhere between 1933 and 1971.

Trev.

Thank you!!!

dognose wrote:Hi,

See Cesa 1882 at: viewtopic.php?f=38&t=27003&p=131908&hilit=cesa#p131908

Trev.

Thank you very much Trev. When do you think it was made?

Hello, Can anyone give me information on this Italian marks? Thank you in advance.

This is just to compare the size of "Minerva" and a maker mark

Hello, I have this beautiful silver set, but I cannot identify the maker. Sorry for bad quality photos of the mark, it is impossible to make it better. I have never seen such a small mark. From what I see on it the first letter is L for sure. In the middle, I can see some sort of animal. From one si...

Funkel wrote:This is Alfredo Montejo, silversmith from Madrid - Spain.


Se trata de Alfredo Montejo, platero de Madrid - España.


http://www.montejoorfebres.com

Thank you a lot for your help. Do you think this jug could be made in 1930s?

Hello, Maybe someone can help me identify this Spanish maker.

juantotree wrote:Hi

I think what you describe as a bell is a rubbed letter A. I believe this is the mark of Louis Angee.

Martin

Thank you for your time and help. Yes it does look like letter A and like Louis Angee

Hello. Have this beautiful Silver cake spatula from the beginning of 19th century. Can someone please help me identify this maker? Looks like two letters LI with a bell and a cup. https://i.imgur.com/0OwGEBo.jpg https://i.imgur.com/M0Yx5sk.jpg https://i.imgur.com/lmDzXjc.jpg https://i.imgur.com/iQkP...

Hello everyone. I have this beautiful bell by Paul de Lamerie made is England, London, 1732. Does anyone have any information on this coat of arms? https://i.imgur.com/kcOHY18.jpg https://i.imgur.com/JC9qfcU.jpg https://i.imgur.com/jkYeW7L.jpg https://i.imgur.com/wMt1NMK.jpg https://i.imgur.com/aRGB...

JayT wrote:P.S. David Allan illustrates two serving pieces in this rococo pattern: a master butter knife and an asparagus server.

Allan, David. Le couvert et la coutellerie de table française du XIXe siècle. Dijon, Éditions Faton, 2007. Pages 153 and 193.

Thank you again JayT for your help!

You certainly don’t make this easy. Kindly in th e future present clear photos of clean marks. Your knives (dessert? dinner? You don’t give length) in a rococo style pattern were made by Guillaume Denière, a flatware maker working in Paris at several addresses. Intials GD, symbol a spoon with a ros...

Hello again! I have another unknown maker. From what I can see it looks like to me GB with a spoon and gear at the bottom.

Sorry forgot to read it upsidedown Henri Soufflot (HS)

Hello. Who could this be? SH with rising sun and a star.

Zilver2 wrote:Orfèvrerie means silversmith company

But what does PA stands for?

Zilver2 wrote:Orfèvrerie means silversmith company

Thank you!

oel wrote:Yes, the script letter S for 1827, it fits the time frame for Johannus Mattheus van Kempen II, and if you find the assay office mark it should show the regional assay office letter B for Utrecht.

Peter.

Thank you again for all your help!!!