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If the B stands for Deppe (1842-1847), there must be a K (for J.C.S. Kessner 1819-1854) behind the Berlin bear.
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FB in a rectangle could be Franz (Frantisek) Bibus, Mährisch Trübau, but normally before WW I his mark goes with an Austrian mark.
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In Augsburg the standard was 13 Lot that means 812,5/1000 fine silver and the rest mostly copper (not coin silver).
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800 over 1000 lets me think it is Belgian and if there are 3 stars within the triangle the maker could be Wolfers Frères, Brussels.
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I just see that 6 coffee spoons of the same pattern are offered under eBay no. 284718391086. Also without mentioning the maker.
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Thanks Bahner, AG2012 and Oel but .... I think all three did not find the right answer. I examined all 6 forks and all 6 spoons and the maker's mark was the same on all items. It is not a star and there is nothing within the star of Langer & Günther. There is no S within the flower, so that I ex...

This nice German Jugendstil-pattern (only on the front side) does not come from one of the big German flatware producers. The maker's mark looks a little bit like Schneider, Berlin but within the "flower" there is no S. Does anybody know the maker? Regards silverfan https://abload.de/img/r...

Thanks Bahner, this mark is not specified in my records.
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The triangle on the right is the rather rare mark of Breidenstein & Renaud (tong between B and R); within the left triangle you see a kind of sphinx? Does anybody know the meaning of this mark? Regards silverfan https://abload.de/img/rimg8216g8jup.jpg https://abload.de/img/rimg82183xk4r.jpg http...

Maker is Johann Friedrich GAST, Ratzeburg (Schleswig-Holstein, Germany) born 1795, died 1862.
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Thanks Sasropakis and Qrt.S for your inputs.
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JCK mark and knight's helmet for Klinkosch, Vienna.
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Thanks blakstone for the exact dates. I suppose that the pattern is not created by Tirbour but by Malique or Pellerin-Lemoing, his predecessors!?
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Thank you JayT for your complete answer.
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Thanks Trevor for your quick clarification.
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The spoon is marked with T. Bors (or Börs), 13L6 (13 Lot + 6 Gran = 830/1000) and a small mark with pehaps CG from what I do not know what it means. I suppose the country of origin is Norway. I could not find the maker. 10 years ago Qrt.S wrote about Christian Bors, perhaps the father!? Regards silv...

Carving-fork and -knife in French silver "premier titre" (950/1000) with a lozenge mark containing W padlock T. The W is not clear, it could be another letter. Does anybody know the maker. Regards silverfan https://abload.de/img/rimg8195sakm5.jpg https://abload.de/img/rimg8197ujjpz.jpg

13 1/4 sounds Norwegian or Danish but photos are needed.
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Ww. means Witwe = widow.
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Could be Joseph Meyer Proskauer, Breslau beginning 19th century.
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