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legrandmogol wrote:Ok, I think I figured this one out. I think it is Martin Noetzel of Wuerzburg

You are right

it is the Romania area
it it not Thorn

Hello! I need help with origin and age of this spoon. Thanks in advance. http://images.vfl.ru/ii/1605299569/5f326c31/32296546_m.jpg http://images.vfl.ru/ii/1605299784/e3cc4e30/32296573_m.jpg http://images.vfl.ru/ii/1605299811/d03f4bc3/32296575_m.jpg looks like Romania https://www.925-1000.com/forum...

It is Johann Georg Richter and Johann Christoph Richter in Niesky ca. 1790-1800
Herrnhuter Comunity

Daddy1947 wrote:I have a serving spoon which is obviously old but am unable to identify the hallmark.
I am confident that it is sterling or coin.
Any help would be appreciated.

I think it is Köln in Germany.

I am not sure, but probably it is
Gabriel Joseph Heinrich Hermeling

https://www.925-1000.com/Fgerman_hanau_marks_01.html

Vereinigte Silberwarenfabriken Hanau 1914-1929

very interesting Peter.
Is there an image of this item and marks?

probably
Jens Kieldsen Sommerfeld
in Aalborg

Hello forum. Have I correctly identified the mark on this sauce spoon? Is this the 18th century? Thank. http://i.piccy.info/i9/0bc174b59e9d75575225aba25fc6f575/1596905966/29319/1391290/1654141_500.jpg http://i.piccy.info/a3/2020-08-08-16-59/i9-13930022/500x221-r/i.gif http://i.piccy.info/i9/c88d287...

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it is Gießen
Wolfgang Ernst Heinrich

ref. Scheffler no2029
August Friedrich Ferdinand Eisolt (I)
born 31.5.1802
oo 14.4.1833
+11.5.1858

it ist Berlin K/B

but it is interesting ... there is a B but 1838 was A

A is B. G. F. Andreack, 1819 — 1842
B is Ch. F. Deppe, 1842 — 1847


K = J. C. S. Kessner, 1819 — 1854

AG2012 wrote:Hi,

Zwolle in Netherlands.
What was the mark of Zwolle ?

Netherlands with only two marks?
I don't believe it.

Hi Theo I have no Informations that church silver being counterfeited, but I am learning. Well, you can also find church silver items with fancy hallmarks. For example in this cross https://www.beweb.chiesacattolica.it/benistorici/bene/3155492/Bottega+napoletana+%281710%29%2C+Croce+astile# you can ...

Hi, Do not take it for granted the chalice in this condition being over 300 years old. Catholic Church Supplies and Church Goods from Poland and elsewhere make excellent Baroque replicas in gilt silver; chased and embossed.Attractive and lucrative marks and engravings are added by unscrupulous deal...

AG2012 wrote:Hi,
Attractive and lucrative marks and engravings are added by unscrupulous dealers.
Regards

This engravings and this marks looks very OK for me.

GeorgeG wrote:Thank you very much for information and your time

I thank You for your interesting question and images.
Your question and the images are the base to solve this old riddle.

So I think it would bei Vreden.


In Scheffler p. 975
Vreden Nr.1 is a maker Witte. His son Theodor became an apprentice in 1708 (6 Years) in Coesfeld.

very nice 1684 in Vreden ... another Chalice is in Coesfeld from 1670? or 1676 ref W.Scheffler p62 The maker is not known and in Scheffler was "Zuschreibung unter Vorbehalt" the town Attendorn. But I think it is not Attendorn. There was an other objekt on an Lempertz-Auktion from this make...

Hello George,
is there any engravin with a name or town or date?

Hi Theoderich, can you confirm if I am interpreting your last post correct? I think you are saying that you have seen these marks before, and that they were from a large Hanau based company that produced numerous goods, but the company hasn't been identified? it was a very big Company, but I do not...