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Hello Bahner, thank you very much for your answer. I have to explain the pics. The dog-head mark bears 3 = 800 and P = Budapest, which is not recognizable on the photo. The maker's mark bears a not discernible letter than an anvil and the letter M. Is there any literature where one could find this m...

Hi all,
finally I got some better photos of the marks. Who is the maker?

Hi all, I couldn't find out the maker of my probably cast but very fine-made mocha spoons. Does anybody know the maker's mark. Regards silverfan http://i1170.photobucket.com/albums/r537/bridiallo/Mokkalffel_Rokoko_9_Stck.jpg http://i1170.photobucket.com/albums/r537/bridiallo/Mokkalffel_Rokoko_Punzen...

Hi kevalie,
I think Ubaranda is right. The unicorn is - without any doubt - the mark of Gebrüder Kühn. SR or SK at the end might be a retailer.
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The upper left mark CLC (or G) is the maker's mark (Francais will know), the mark down left is Paris Maison Commune 1784 (there must be the number 84) and the mark down right is the Charge mark Paris from 1783 on.
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Hermann Spliedt (not Splieth) in Itzehoe founded 1857.
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Hello Tokkoloshe,
the mark besides the name "JEPTHIEN" ? is the mark of Splieth, Itzehoe in Schleswig-Holsten, which is not far from Rendsburg.
See German marks after 1886.
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Hello Tom, on Monday Dec 23, 2013 I posted that the 19th mark (S with star) is E.Spitzbarth, Zürich. It still remains in Unidentified Objects!? Another correction: A.C.Franke is A.C.Frank without e. The just discovered mark of Josef Reiner is still lacking in German Hallmarks (see posts of R ingo f...

and Reval was left open.
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Mayer produced before WW I in Historismus and Jugendstil. If later on, I don't know.
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That is the mark of Martin Mayer, Mainz and Pforzheim.
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Hi Ringo,
I think it is Geneva. If there is a 3 on top of the head, it is 800/1000 silver. Look Tardy 5th edition english language (2005 reprint) p. 394.
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That are ice spoons.
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The item was produced by Bruckmann. Bernstein (German for amber) was most probably the selling jeweller.
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That is the mark of the jeweller Lazarus Posen Frankfurt/Berlin, who sold and produced hollow- and some flatware.
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Yes, that is Gebrüder Kühn, Schwäbisch Gmünd. I suppose 1930-1940.
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Thank you very much for the confirmation of your first post.
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Hi Tom,
the 19th mark (S within Star) is E. Spitzbarth, Zürich.
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Hi Trevor,
I saw that variation of the mark as a drawing by myself in my files, but I don't remember where I found it.
The 4 digits I think read 800S.
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the enamel crest is the coat of arms of the Austrian Bundesland (country within Austria) Kärnten.
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