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https://imagizer.imageshack.com/v2/800x600q90/922/NbXaz3.jpg The maker's mark reads; H 13 in a rectangle for Herbert Hooijkaas, used 21 of May 1875- 2 June 1883 after renewed by adding a dot behind 13 H13. and in use till March 1909. Fa.(Firm) H. Hooijkaas 1874-2008; Zilverfabriek Schoonhoven http:...

Yes Swedish, I believe so too and the town mark for; Karlskrona, early 18th century. Prior the introduction of The Swedish State standard mark with the Swedish Imperial crest, the three crowns in a three-pass in 1752. The year letter Z (?) around 1736-1737(?) https://hu.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karlskrona...

Yes, indeed double headed eagle town mark of Middelburg, used mid 18th century. Maker's mark T.B for: Toussaint Brunel, registered in Middelburg 1758- 1791. The year letter D for Middelburg 1767. The double headed eagle or so called Grote Keur of Middelburg in 1767 guaranteed a minimum silver finene...

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Just looking at the information you provided, the double headed eagle, the letter D year letter and the maker's mark TB. Educated guess. I believe the silver salt could be Dutch. Double headed eagle town mark of Middelburg used 18th century. Maker's mark T.B for: Toussaint Brunel, registered in Midd...

Not sure but I believe it to be a pewter maker' s mark:
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Peter

Hi Amena,

It appears to me some kind of flower (tulips) basket? Do not believe it to be for silver made in/or town mark Amsterdam. Perhaps seen on pewter made in Amsterdam, I do not know. I will ask my connections.

Best,

Peter.

Hi, to me it appears to be silver plated. Silverplate marks, the number 24 reference to the thickness of silver plate.

Peter

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https://imagizer.imageshack.com/v2/800x600q90/922/OArdbi.jpg Hi, welcome to the forum. Nice pair of Empire style candle sticks with the (hall)marks Kingdom of Holland (1806-1810). When the "Lowlands" were occupied by the French (Napoleonic era). The year letter a used after 7th October 18...

The marks are not clear. One mark points vaguely towards the town mark of Amsterdam, one mark looks like a B with is bottom in an oval, the third and partially struck mark, four legged animal(?) in shield, unknown. Without having the traveling set in hand it is hard to make a judgement. NB. Many rep...

Just wondering and staring at this mark. Amsterdam year letter and town mark or ? https://imagizer.imageshack.com/v2/800x600q90/922/hAo1YW.jpg The third mark maker's mark or town mark or year letter or? https://imagizer.imageshack.com/v2/800x600q90/923/matWmk.jpg Still puzzling.Cheers, Peter

Yes you may ask. Indeed to me, the marks do not look 100 % correct for 17th century Amsterdam. However we are still looking and working at it. Will inform you in due time.


Peter.

Hi Ian, welcome to the forum. Silver pillbox. The maker's mark: BWE conjoined monogram in (double) oval for; B. W. van Eldik & A.F. van der Scheer also known as Hollandia Zilversmeden, located city of Zutphen. The mark registered from 1917/1950. The Minerva head or assay office mark with the reg...

Embedded images are getting a far better respons. An image of the whole object could be helpful. I believe it to be made in the Indian regions.


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Hi, Certainly does look an impressive combo;silver traveling fork and spoon including toothpick ! The town mark although partly stuck indicates Amsterdam. The year letters used in Amsterdam are in a circular shield in this case not a B but perhaps the letter D. Replica's of folding fork with pseudo ...

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I believe the text on the holder of the strainer to read:... Hanoi (capital of Vietnam)

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https://imagizer.imageshack.com/v2/800x600q90/921/a5bC1w.jpg Hi, welcome to the forum. The purse frame is not silver plated but solid silver, made in the 19th century. The mark with the three Andreas crosses is a pseudo mark. Please check the purse frame for other (small) marks. Like the 19th centu...