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My guess would be Russian.

Hi cshill, Those are indeed Dutch marks, but pseudo marks. It will probably been made at the end of the 19th century. The 3 Andreas crosses with crown is to fake the town mark of Amsterdam. The lion with crown is to fake the 934/000 mark for silver (poorly done because it should face the other direc...

Hi, From the description of the marks I can conclude (with some reserves because I didn't see them) that it is indeed German. The Crown with Moon mark is used in germany since 1884 (effective 1888). 800 is ofcourse the silvercontent mark. The decoration on front could indicate Queen Victoria and Pri...

I did some digging and found out the following: The Gebr. Roelsema firm was famous for his fakes and fake silvermarks. They specialized in birthspoons, but apparently did purses aswell. One of the marks (the A above an 8) is a documentated pseudo mark for the Groninger dateletter of 1774/1775 (no. 1...

Hi Paul, It is indeed a Dutch spoon made by H.Hooijkaas. They still excist (The silvertown of Schoonhoven). http://www.hooijkaas.nl" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; The spoon is not silver though, it's silverplated. The '90' mark indicates 90 grams of silver used to cover 12 dining spo...

Hard to tell, the name that pops up is "v/d Lely" family.
They used the fleur de lis mark as a house mark.

Some pictures would be great.

According to my Tardy it's the town of Liegnitz.

It's the makers mark of "Koninklijke Van Kempen Begeer". They still excist. The small mark on top is a sword which was in use for small silver items since 1814 .. it's hard to make out from the picture which one it actually is, but I think one from after 1953/55, which makes sense from the...

Hi, I tend to think it's a Groninger purse. Not all marks make sense to me, it may be an assembled piece (some old, some not so old). The lion-walking is the 833/000 mark for silver used between 1814-1953 What you read as the mark 3-above-GB in a square looks more like a 3-above-GR to me and indicat...