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Hi all, this table-spoon clearly marked with crescent moon, crown, 800 for Germany after 1886 bears a maker's mark, which I couldn't find in my sources. Does anybody know the maker? Regards silverfan http://i1170.photobucket.com/albums/r537/bridiallo/TL_Celle_SS.jpg http://i1170.photobucket.com/albu...

The inscription of the rim reads: GUSS (=casting) PRIESSMANN BAUER.CO MÜNCHEN, which is the maker, now called Kunstgießerei Herbich, Maisach (near Munich). Zadikow is most probably the designer Arnold Zadikow.
Regards silverfan

Hi Kasper, if it is Düsseldorf, the oval anchor mark dates before 1704, because beginning in 1704 the town mark is anchor and lion and from 1732 a 12 and from 1761 a 13 is added. The only matching initials IH (but in an other form and much later) I found in: Karl Bernd HEPPE, Düsseldorfer Goldschm...

Hi Maurice,
thanks very much for finding J.-J. Lecomte.
Regards Dirk

Hi Maurice,
thank you for your interesting statements. So the maker for me will remain a mystery.
Regards Dirk

now I can add two more photos, one of the mark "moyenne garantie provinces" with number 50 and one of the maker's mark GM. I hope somebody will find the maker. Regards silverfan http://i1170.photobucket.com/albums/r537/bridiallo/Punzen_2ime_coq_provinces_moyenne_garantie_mit_50_1.jpg http:...

Hi rat-tail,
the province is Palermo, the silversmith No. 39 is STANCAMPIANO, Eugenio active from 1935-? (if it is No. 35: Fecarotta, Franco 1935-?).
The letters ST in an oval let me suppose that it is Stancampiano.
Regards silverfan

your tray is Italian, 800 is the purity, 39 is the silversmith, PA is the province in Italy.
Regards silverfan

could be Heinrich Mohr or Mohr & Kauderer, Pforzheim, but unsure.
Regards silverfan

Hi all, one of these knives (the long one) is marked with the second cock for provinces and with the maker's mark GM (?). Who is it? Regards silverfan http://i1170.photobucket.com/albums/r537/bridiallo/Franz_Messer_Anfang_19_Jahrh.jpg http://i1170.photobucket.com/albums/r537/bridiallo/2coq_ab_1809_P...

Hi all, the six shorter knives are marked with the maker's mark of NJJL. Who is it? Regards silverfan http://i1170.photobucket.com/albums/r537/bridiallo/Franz_Messer_Anfang_19_Jahrh.jpg http://i1170.photobucket.com/albums/r537/bridiallo/2coq_ab_1809_Paris_gut_MzNJJL.jpg

HI silvermakersmark and MCB,
many thanks you both for your quick and detailed answer.
Regards silverfan

Hi vmills,
it is 830S (830 standing for the fineness and S for silver) and the lion is the mark of Gebrüder Deyhle, Schwäbisch Gmünd (Germany) founded in 1820.
Regards silverfan

Hi all, since a long time I own that mahagony box with cutlery with ivory handles. In the internet I didn't find any hint when looking for Aaron Harrop. Although the cutlery not consisting of silver, I hope that someone in this forum can tell me something about Aaron Harrop. Regards silverfan http:/...

Hi all, this fork has a lozenge mark with a number 61 between the letters A and B. Who is the maker? Regards silverfan http://i1170.photobucket.com/albums/r537/bridiallo/DG_AugsbFaden_A_61_B.jpg http://i1170.photobucket.com/albums/r537/bridiallo/DG_AugsbFaden_Punze_A_61_B.jpg

Thanks very much, Trevor and user 701.
Regards silverfan

Hi all, I can't find the marks on this cigarette-case in the list of Hanau marks in this forum. Is it Hanau? Regards silverfan http://i1170.photobucket.com/albums/r537/bridiallo/D01.jpg http://i1170.photobucket.com/albums/r537/bridiallo/D01a.jpg http://i1170.photobucket.com/albums/r537/bridiallo/D01...

Hi,
I learnt that the dog-head mark in Hungary was in use until 1937, far longer than in Austria. So my surmise Art Deco becomes very probable.
Regards silverfan

Hi all specialists in silver of Austria-Hungary, with a small but strong pocket-lens I could see that within the dog-head mark there is a 3 for 800 fineness and a P for Pest. So the item must have been produced after 1871. The maker's mark is an anvil between the letters G or C and A. I hope with th...

Hi Oel,
thank you very much for your fast reply. So the sword mark must be that used from 1814-1905 for small objects in silver 833. I had never thought that a spoon would have been produced in that style before 1900.
Regards silverfan