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Hi, below you find two photos of a small clothes frush (11 cm) of which I would like to know the maker (perhaps with some history), domicile and approx date of production. Thanks in advance, silverfan http://aycu04.webshots.com/image/32483/2004184400801435894_th.jpg http://aycu05.webshots.com/image/...

Please look at the below posted 2 photos of presumebly Art Deco flatware with unknown hallmark. I would like to know the maker ( Grah, Solingen ?) and the model name. Thanks in advance, silverfan http://aycu06.webshots.com/image/35965/2006395972339558240_rs.jpg http://aycu06.webshots.com/image/33925...

Hello Tom,
I forgot to mention, that the "EH" mark since about 1950 is used for heavy silver articles like hollow ware etc. Other articles still get the old mark.
Regards Dirk

Hello Tom,
The fifth mark on the left side "EH" is Emil Hermann, Waldstetten already listed in German Silver after 1886. Mark used since ca. 1950 as told me the owner.
Regards Dirk (silverfan)

The maker is Peter Bruckmann & Soehne, Heilbronn (Germany) 1805 - 1973, Modell No. 520, designed by Karl Gross in 1913.

Hello, AMD is Adam Manns & Sohn, Silberwarenfabrik, Dörnigheim (Doernigheim) near Hanau, Germany (not far from Frankfurt)
Regards silverfan

The maker is: Jezler & Cie. AG Silberwarenfabrik, Schaffhausen/Switzerland

halfmoon and crown 800 (after 1884) is german silver, the makers mark S in a circle stands for: W. Schwechten Silberwarenfabrik Berlin, which I think does no longer exist.
Best regards silverfan

Hallo teresasaul and carrie, the hallmark is german, half-moon stands for silver and the crown for the German Empire, 925 for 925/1000 silver and the H over the W for the maker Emil Hermann Silberwarenfabrik in D-73550 Waldstetten near Schwäbisch Gmünd (Germany), founded in 1921. The company still...

Hallo lhurt, the tray is german. Half-moon stands for silver and the crown for the German Empire. 830 for 830/1000 silver. I suppose in the escutcheon that are the letters AM (for Arthur Möhrle) with a horizontal line beneath and below a stylized clover leaf. If that is wright, the maker is Arthur ...

Hallo Andromonoecius, the spoon is german. Half-moon stands for silver, the crown for the German Empire. All silver flat and hollow ware had to be stamped with half-moon and crown from the beginning of 1888 (law from 1884) at the latest. 800 for 800/1000 silver and HTB for the maker Hanseatische Sil...