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I bought this ladle (grødske in Danish) in Norway Trondheim. It comes from an old Trondheim home, but I do not think that it is from Trondheim. The ladle is 39 cm long and is 160 grams. Patern is Empire - age ? but early 1800 might be time - any sugestions? The mix in patern Empire with the spoon d...

sorry that was in Danish

and M.S. Nieuw Amsterdam is a Holland America Line cruise vessel

og M.S. Nieuw Amsterdam er et Holland America Line krydstogtskib.

I have found this one today. I was delivering garbich and a man next to me was also getting rid of a few things. He gave me a few things among others this one. Its Danish all right - and a few possible makers also. Does anyone know which maker that used the mark. A possibility is C.J.S. ____________...

I have this piece. 17cm to 18 cm high, 14cm diameter. Glass not original. Weigth of silver approx. 400gram in total. The eagle is massiv. Eagle stamped Minerva Top stamped Minerva Bottom stamped Minerva + silversmith Unfortunately it is damaged. http://m1.freeshare.us/148fs516462_th.jpg & http:/...

If you go to the site containing Duch marks - you can see that 833 is standard Dutch silver mark. The mark that we cannot see - is it not the dolphin saying 833 or lower (the mark named K at the same page). 171 could be a type number. Then alle 4 marks are dutch. The code of arms can be put on the t...

No I dont think so. A piese exported to Denmark would not be marked again. And definetly not by 833S.

and as a dane. with access to copies of the 3 towers fra 1608 onwards untill I can confirm that it is 1951. Every year the towers were changed. So by looking at the towers you can determin what year. If you atre more skilled than me. This is from one of my spoons. http://m1.freeshare.us/144fs697926_...

I dont know what it is used for. 15 cm you say. I have one 20 cm it is for sauce.
I also have one for punch it is 35 cm.
The 2 that I have are more "clean" at the cup - not all the ????

So I soppose that your is ment for cream.

I can supply a little.
The 3 crowns is called katfott. Katfott is swedish for "cats paw" due to the similarity.
Katfott is followed by an S if its silver (today).

And for COHR a very large producer of danish silver and silver plate

danish is also a possibility. Lorenz Hansen v. Waaden born 1783 citienship 27th november 1811 works in 1813 for M.B.Meinert -
Tønder (Denmark)
his mark is LW or just W in some cases.
I think that your W looks like the one in the book.

Perhaps decorative. If we think ivory - a piece of ebony in form of a "flower" or similar could have been in the middle. That could explain the 4 holes.
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Do you not think that the holes are for holding a handle - I could imagine that a white bone handle could be fastened.
Just a guess.
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Guardein


3 towers maker and month mark will be posted tomorrow - something is wrong.
The I will also post a better picture of the cup.

The marks are not impossible - but they should not excist. Due to the fact that they do not correspond in time. Well I cannot post the pictures so I will add pictures tomorrow. Here is the story however. The marks are silversmith Niels Christian Felumb born Copenhagen approx 1802. He gets his citice...

Hello
Its not Danish but Norwegian.
NM stands for "Norsk Mønster" (Norwegian pattern) and the maker you can find under http://www.925-1000.com/Fnorway_marks.html
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And here you have the klejne in 3 steps.


In front the boiling of klejner.
Back uou see the klejne before its boiled. It has been carved with the tool and twisted.
And at rigth the klejner - ready to eat
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Oh no what the english word for this one? In danish it is called "klejne spore". spore is the wheel. A klejnespore is used for making "klejner" - a small cookie that we eat for christmas. The "klejne" is boiled in oil. You cut with the wheel a 4-sides pice of cake. Then...

I have been going through my book of Norwegian silver (østlandet/east country) and Bergen is (naturally) not east. But sometimes people moove. However I was not able to find anything that looked like this mark. I found some examples of year mark and I think that I can confirm 16 as a yearmark. Norm...

a wild guess is that its from Norway. I think that the marks look like a Norwegian tradition, but its only a guess.
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