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Thanks Theo!

Here's a better image for future reference.

I am puzzled by the mark I posted earlier. At first I thought it was Stuttgart, but now I am leaning toward Hannover. Which one is it?
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Jack

Try London, England, XIX c.

This is great! Thanks! I need to open my silverplate reference books more often.

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Thanks! I am not sure if it is the same Henniger. I had few Warsaw silverplate items by Henniger, but none of them had those marks. All marks looked like this: http://img101.imageshack.us/img101/4142/henniger.jpg Additionally symbol "&" does not exist in Polish language therefore I am ...

I need help in identifying the maker's mark on this Stuttgart hallmark (I believe it is Stuttgart).



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Jack

Thanks Theoderich. Unfortunately, the maker's mark is unreadable.

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I need more help in identifying following hallmarks.





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Jack

I need help in attributing this mark. It looks like 2 lions in a shield.



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Jack

I need some help in attributing following Augsburg mark. It is pretty worn, but I believe it should still be doable.

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Jack

I need help in identifying this mark. Looks like a seated figure feeding a bird (or it's just my imagination).

I need help with this hallmark. This is found on a silver box with a cast scenic lid. Item seems to be 150-200 years old. This is the best picture i have (taken with a mobile phone camera). The left mark reads GD on top and 1750 on the bottom (very simialr to Russian marks). Right mark is similar to...

I need to correct this. It is not Dessau, but Dresden. Mark of Zacharias Schlosser, 1654-1676.

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Jack

I need help attributing this maker's mark. Dessau, Germany.
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Jack

Juke, I understand you are leaning toward a conclusion that this is a fake item. I see a trend that we (here on forum and at antique markets) are too quick to label an item fake. It's not my intention to stop it, as I realize the market is over saturated with fakes, but we should just be more carefu...

Sure. Here it is.

If I was able to find these marks in Postnikova, I wouldn't be posting my question here, would I? :) Anyhow, the closest resemblance of these marks that I can think of are of Russian hallmarks. Let's analyze these marks - we see here Cyrillic letters, a date 1841, and "84" mark - all prese...

What are these then? I can clearly see Cyrillic letters there. I do not believe these are fake marks, so what are they?

Ok, here is the one that puzzles me. I usually don't buy spoons, or flatware in general, but I had to get this tea strainer because of this mark. City mark looks to show a smith (or a silversmith) at work. Any help?

Here is a silver basket with a glass insert. Hallmarked on the bottom with crossed keys and WB for the maker. Similar hallmarks can be seen for Liegnitz (Legnica), Posen (Poznan) and few other cities. I assume this is of German origin. Any help. http://img695.imageshack.us/img695/9112/img2125c.jpg h...