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Could it be Richard Pargenter (ent. 1730), London?

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zilverik

Hi, This large spoon; weight: 226 gr.; length: 38,9 cm; wide: 8,3 cm. Who could tell me more about this spoon and the marks and maker? At first I believed this spoon to be made in Friesland city of Sneek but probably the spoon is not Dutch see: http://www.925-1000.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=2...

Hi Zolotnik and Qrt.S, Thank you very much. Great to know the maker as Paul Sohlman. For me it fits that he makes things like a cigarette box and a marrow scoop. I have no doubts that the marrow scoop is authentic unless the cigarette box is suspicious as well. So the ridiculous question comes to mi...

Hello Joris and Bahner,

Thank you very much for your information.

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Zilverik

Hi, Two more photo's could maybe of help? The mark of the master is very small. It looks like a "P" dot cyrillic "E" (180°different) or "E" dot cyrillic "P" upside down. The quality of the marrow scoop is good. It's not heavy but simple and functional. The sc...

Hi Zolotnik,

Thank you very much. This date surprises me. The form of the marrow scoop looks more like 1920 to me. Sort of Art Deco form. Could this form fits the makers time?

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Zilverik

Hi, This is a nice marrow scoop. Good proportions. Weight only 21 gramms; lengh only 18 cm.The last two pictures are from the same mark from a different angle. Sorry I wasn't able to make a sharper photo. I read 84. Russian? Who could be the maker? Regards, Zilverik http://i43.tinypic.com/wiaix0.jpg...

Hi Theoderich,

Maybe the backside of this spoon gives a clue. The way the handle is attached and especially the arms. Who was the owner and in what city did he lived?

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Zilverik

Hi, This is a Dutch marrow scoop with difficult marks. Weight 25 gramms, lengh 19 cm. To see is an interesting part of an eagles wing on one mark. Maybe Middelburg? The dateletter Q. The "trembleersteek" (for testing the silveramount, on the left), the crowned O (taxmark 1807 for old work)...

Hi, This marrow scoop has marks that I can't identify. Weight 58 gramms; lenght 22 cm. 3 marks. One mark looks like a French "contremarque du sousfermier" ± 1738 Chateau-Thierry-Eperney. Or is it Italian? Than there is a crowned mark with 6 points and another mark (on the right) that is a...

Hi, This old fork has a good engraving. Looks even 17e century to me. I can't make out the marks. I thought about Friesland, the Netherlands. It could maybe also be Germany or Scandinavian. Regards, Zilverik http://i42.tinypic.com/8x6fy0.jpg http://i40.tinypic.com/2mycf0x.jpg http://i42.tinypic.com/...

Hi, This is a nice basting spoon. Good quality. Mastersmark: A.S; 12 lot (Germany or ?). Weight 208 gramms; lenght 34,8 cm. I couldn't find the town and the master in my German books. Maybe another country? Regards, Zilverik http://i41.tinypic.com/23qyrra.jpg http://i40.tinypic.com/bhho2x.jpg

Hi, This is a nice bowl. Probably Japanese. Weight 465 gr.; high: 27 cm; high: 3 cm. The makersmark is in Japanese. Who could it be? When did he worked? Is there a message around the makersmark? Sorry for my fingerprint in the photo of the marks. Regards, Zilverik http://i42.tinypic.com/1ze813l.jpg ...

Hi, This is a pair of bowls on round feet. Probably for rice. Very good qualty. Weight is 828 gramms (together) I am not familiar with Japanese signs. Is this Miija Moto Shoko? Around 1920? Regards, Zilverik http://i40.tinypic.com/t8ql5l.jpg http://i42.tinypic.com/imlb1d.jpg

Hi Oel,

Yes, but not immediately. I am not in a hurry. Our communication is interesting for others as well I think. We lose that conversation if I relist. Is it not?

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Zilverik

Hi Theoderich,

Thank you very much for your information.

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Zilverik

Hi Oel,

The form of the spoon is not mid 17e century. Probably 18e century but not much older.
This Munchen master is for me to early. Did he made this sort of flatware?

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Zilverik

Hi,

Could the bullshead be the mark of the city Norden in the time that the Netherlands (and a part of Germany) where a kingdom of France (1810-1814)?

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Zilverik

Hi Oel, You are right, it's not Sneek. I looked for the mark (the 3 sausages) in Rosenberg ("Himmelkörper","Heroldstücke") and Tardy. I could't find it there. The bulls head I couldn't find either. So, no lead at all accept for the form of the spoon, the Christian engraving and...

Hi Hose_dk,

Thank you very much.

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Zilverik