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Perhaps Sachwall was only the seller and the maker hides behind the difficult legible Initials IE?
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It is the town mark of Dresden after 1860. 75 means 750/1000 silver. Maker is most probably Carl August Theodor SACHWALL (1833-1894).
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Wimmer was only the seller. I see to the right of the 800 the eagle of Bruckmann, Heilbronn. So this company is the maker.
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Later this mark was only used by K&B for plated items.
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But that is a Swedish import mark.
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That is an old mark by Koch & Bergfeld, Bremen around 1850.
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Thanks Bahner. Under the name of the 2 companies I found nothing in the internet.
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@Bahner
What was the name of the company after 1928?
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Maker and seller was Gebrüder Sauerland, Berlin. The baroque pattern was produced for a long time, even up to nowadays.
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Thanks blakstone, I should have known that.
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Today I found this small teapot and I do not know its origin. I suppose Italian. Does anybody know the country of origin and town and perhaps the maker too? Regards silverfan https://abload.de/img/r0018650xtekc.jpg https://abload.de/img/r00186513sc8k.jpg https://abload.de/img/r0018652y9dgm.jpg https...

84 is the russian number for purity. 84 Zolotniki = 875/1000 silver. PB&Co might be the case maker.
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Johann Friedrich ERNST, Königsberg in Ostpreußen working first half of 19th century ( year letter V = 1807 or most probably 1838), last mark is the city mark of Königsberg.
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For me the monogram looks like HK.
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For PG I did not find a silversmith. Perhaps Theoderich knows.
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Without town mark it is nearly impossible to identify the silversmith because there were many with the initials CG.
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The inscription reads "Zum Andenken v.(on) Tante B(R)eyer". "As a souvenir (or in memory) of aunt B(R)eyer".
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The quatrefoil mark looks like that one from Alexander Sturm, Vienna.
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The mark looks like the mark of the company PFEILRING in Solingen/Germany.
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Your spoon is from Sweden and was marked 1952 (B9).
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