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Hello everyone, I have this lovely combination dip pen which leaves me puzzled. There is one hallmark on the ring which looks like a french BIGORNE impress but the other hallmark does not look french. It looks like a crown containing a stylized A surrounded on the right side by an Angel and on the l...

Dear Miles, I guess the only possibility is Leon BAUJOIS who was in operation between 1877 and 1899 and his workshop was located 90 rue Saint Sebastien in Paris. His hallmark is an L , a cross, a B and one 5 pointed star above and below. So I guess this is the one. Hope this helped. Best Regards Myr...

Many thanks Miles.

Have a lovely day and Regards.
Myriam
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Hello everyone, I have this lovely dip pen hallmarked in London in 1991. Anyone could have an idea of who the maker is ? Thanking you in advance for your reply Best Regards Myriam http://f10.putfile.com/thumb/8/23109380767.jpg" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; http://f10.putfile.com/thu...

Hello,

Could you please tell what is the second letter. I can well decifer the letter L but to help you I need the second one.

Thanking you in advance for your reply

Best Regards. Myriam
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Many thanks Tom. Amy idea about who the maker can be ?

Thanking you again

Best Regards
Myriam

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Hello Ernie,

Here is the page with your hallmark. Best Regards. Myriam

Dear Shannon, It is definately PUIFORCAT but could you please post a closer picture to the hallmark because I cannot decifer them

Thanks and Regards.
Myriam

Hello, By reading the message engraved on the box, I am quite certain that it is a souvenir for a trip which was held from the 7th to th 13th of june 1932. All the places mentioned are famous holiday places in Italy and Autria. Probably the 3 Hungarians were part of this trip and had this box done a...

Hello, I can tell you that the mark shows that it is Hungarian silver for the period 1902-1937. I attach a link to the Hungarian assay office where you can find the hallmark http://www.nemesfemvizsgalo.hu/manevi/index.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; Unfortunately I cannot tell yo...

Many thanks Doos,

Best Regards
Myriam
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Many thanks Tom, This is such a great forum.

Best Regards
Myriam

Hello Shannon,

These are the marks for silverplate produced by Barker Brothers, Birmingham 1886-1896

Hope this helps
Best Regards
Myriam

Dear Kristina,

I have very similar ones in German Silver.



It seems they were produced in big quantities.

Hope this helps

Best Regards
Myriam

Hi Cheryl,

So many thanks as usual. By any chance would you know who the maker can be ?

Thanks and Regards
Myriam

Hello everyone, here is a lovely mustard pot. I cannot clearly define whether it is Belgian or Dutch. Can anyone confirm and tell who the marker could be and age. Thanking you in advance Best Regards Myriam http://f5.putfile.com/6/16812034967-thumb.jpg http://f5.putfile.com/6/16812042472.jpg http://...

Hello everyone, Here is a lovely inkwell in the shape of a mop bucket which leaves me totally puzzled as to maker and age. Can someone help ? Thanking you in advance Best Regards Myriam http://f5.putfile.com/6/16811363118-thumb.jpg http://f5.putfile.com/6/16811371121.jpg

Hello,

The Unicorn really looks like the mark for GMUND Germany during the XVIIIth century. I found this mark in Tardy's Poincons d'argent 22nd edition, page 39.

Hope this could help. Maybe you should post it in German silver forum

Best Regards
Myriam

Hello,

For those who are interested, could find out that the maker is Otto REICHARDT & CO, New York. Active circa 1920.

Best Regards
Myriam