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I think it's a stag, too, but definitely NOT Swedish; the other marks are all wrong for Sweden. Far more likely is the Lower Silesian city of Jelenia Gora, now part of Poland but in the 19th century part of Prussia (and later the German Empire) and known as Hirschberg; see this link . This is very ...

Theoderich wrote:

admin wrote:10 Loth = 10/16 = 625/1000
12 Loth = 12/16 = 750/1000
13 Loth = 13/16 = 812,5/1000

Last weekend I have seen a spun with Nr: 687 (11 /16 (Loth) =687,5)
I have never seen such before. But it is Silver.

is it posible
(Nr. 1028) Book "silberstempel aus aller Welt" S. 144
Alingsas (Schweden)
End of 18. — begin of 19. Century

Could it be a stag ?

Theoderich wrote:Annaberg or Altenburg - thats the question (Germany)

What is the correct answer?

A book "Silbermarken aus aller Welt" could not give me the correct Answer.

The 12 - means 12/16 =750/1000.
This was used in Germany before 1888.
The name Damm is also a German name.
I think it is not Polish, it is German.

Annaberg or Altenburg - thats the question (Germany) http://www.bilder-hochladen.net/files/thumbs/4bha-1.jpg Karlsruhe?(Germany) http://www.bilder-hochladen.net/files/thumbs/4bha-7.jpg Frankfurt (Main)? (Germany) http://www.bilder-hochladen.net/files/thumbs/4bha-a.jpg Bremen (Germany) http://www.bil...

[quote="admin"]Hi All,

.813 (Finland)
.800 (Germany, Italy, France, Netherlands, Switzerland, Spain, Argentina,



In Germany bevor 1888

10 Loth = 10/16 = 625/1000
12 Loth = 12/16 = 750/1000
13 Loth = 13/16 = 812,5/1000

Johny wrote:When was it made and is it silver?






Thanks

Feinsilberauflage (in German) ~ silver plated (in English)

Berliner Goldschmiede by Wolfgang Scheffler. It's the standard work on Berlin gold- & silversmiths. I do not have a copy myself (it's out of print and monstrously expensive - usually $500 and up) but I keep a running list of things to look up in it and do so whenever I'm near a library that has...

Doos wrote:Hi,

I think this candle stick (probably for an altar) was made around 1900.
Although not my usual taste, somehow this one makes me shiver. It's gorgeous.

12 Loth Silver = 12/16 = 750/1000

This is a Mark before 1888