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I bought two beautiful mustard dishes. I cannot find any reference to their 813 silver mark. Any help out there?

Bahner, you are an asset to this forum. DO you think it is possible that thsi set was still produced in 1960s?

Thank you Bahner. Do you know what year they stopped manufacturing this pattern?

Jack

Hi,
Can someone help me determine the age of this German 800 silver coffeee set?
Thank you,
Jack

Thank you blakstone.

Does anyone have more information about this particular silversmith. Hamburg mark - Peters maker. During what years did he work and how often his work is found. During my three years collecting silver, this is the first I saw. Thank you, Jack http://www.polonianumizmata.com/silver/hallmarks/IMG_0006...

I am attaching a picture of the mark to add to my description. Any help will be appreciated.
Thank you

Hi,
I purchased a beautiful and quite large silver dish. The mark is 800 with a sort of Corinthian column on each side of 800. Any ideas what is it?

Thank you

Latest information I received comes from Lithuanian silver collector. This particular silver mark is of Lithuanian origin. Silversmith worked in Hrodna (Grodno) City (today's Balarus).
Below is a Hrodna's coat of arms.

Thank you blakstone. Something new everyday. :)
It is kind of surprising because I was sure that the number visible on the left of Diana is "2". If you look close it definetly looks like a 2. Don't you think.

Is it 3 or 2? For me it looks like a 2.

Can anyone identify this makers mark "ET"? It is Austrian.






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I have browsed through all books on Polish and Silesian silver i was able to get my hands on. Nothing that would look like these hallmarks. No "Damm" or Dahm" there. Few "Stock" hallmarks, but none on the same cartouche as this one. Also, I was abel to qucikly browse through...

I've ordered a few books on Polish silver. They should be arriving in couple of days. I'll let you people know if I find anything.

I do not have this book. Can you post a scan of that page?
Thanks,
Jack

Thank you. That's a nice salt cellar. Also, I have another clue as to identifying your items. However, it may be wrong. An old town in Poland - named Altdamm in german, Dabie in Polish, used to be called Damm. This town's coat of arms was "Gryf" and its image is attached. If the mark on th...

this is interesting. I used to have a spoon with the same exact mark and was never able to identify it. I suspected it might have been old german/prussian but no one was ever able to tell. All, I can say, you have a rare item in your hands. can you post a picture of the whole salt cellars? Thanks, J...