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I have three small teaspoons which I believe may be French, but I can't identify the marks. Any assistance would be appreciated. A 12 (Loth) is a german standard for silver before 1886. 12/16 Loth = 750/1000 old german silver have 10, (11 very rare), 12 (most frequently),13, (14,15 very rare) as fi...

How about this?


http://www.agraart.pl/silver/index.php?city=35&cnt=15
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Thank you Blakstone.
This meas - the ladle was maked between 1833 & 1856- by Jean-Baptiste-Denis Landry.

It's for Toms projekt - to compline the Encyclopedia of french makers marks.

Thank you Blakstone.
I have some other Magdeburg spoons and indeed - the 12 Loth there is in a cycle with L.
http://www.bilder-hochladen.net/files/big/4bha-m.jpgt

So I am not realy sure - it is Magdeburg a mark with 3 towers.

on the spoon is a "gravur" 1811

could be austria
but I am not sure

I hava also a unidentified german Markers Mark. FWQE Identified this one a while back, but forgot to post an update. Thanks for the mark. Regards, Tom Thanks Tom- I know. Now I find on a "Hildesheimer Rose" - fork on a servietten-ring the mark CW or WC or GW or WG http://www.bilder-hochla...

I have a swan-mark without water
it looks like a french import mark

I do not find this mark in the Encyclopedia
It looks like JB LANDRU.

Bahner wrote:Hello, no, that is not Wurm's mark, which looks different. I don' know this mark. Best wishes, Bahner

Thank you Bahner.
Then it is an unidentified maker in this Forum.

MET could mean METAL (low silver or silverplate) - in Austria In Germany are 40,60,90,100 for silverplate http://www.925-1000.com/a_platenumbers.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; >> - 90er Silberauflage (90 g Silber je 24 dm ²;=12 Esslöffel und Gabeln; Schichtstärke 34 µm) - 10...

Zwickau (Germany) had also a swan.

is this mark
H. Wurm in Braunschweig?

I can give You this link
http://diglit.ub.uni-heidelberg.de/digl ... erg1922bd1
It is Rosenberg Band 1

Qrt.S wrote:However, the date letter's shape of the shield still not of the same as it should be for London 1903. Take closer look at the shield's lower "line", it should have 3 "bubbles".

I can see three bubbles. It is 1903.

the "h" is London 1903
but the Lions Head and Britannia looks like ~1730

the mark underneath is a Part of the 4. mark - "h"

in "Markenzeichen auf Silber"
Nr. 1929 Tallin(SU) ca. 1780

looks like this mark

the townmark of Mühlhausen is this http://www.bilder-hochladen.net/files/4bha-2c.jpg It is Mülhausen in France (Elsass) http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/f/f8/Blason_Mulhouse.svg/100px-Blason_Mulhouse.svg.png - not Mühlhausen in Germany(Thüringen) http://upload.wikimedia.org/w...