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It could be Dresden if there was a letter D. But there isn't. Crossed swords were used in many cities in Saxony from the 1700s. Often with a letter corresponding to the first letter of the city. But here there is no letter for the city. Have you already searched for the manufacturer of this can in a...

I don't even dare to write anything about it. I think it's really nice work. I also believe that the "engravings" are etched. To do this, the object was covered with a fine layer of wax and the wax was then removed with a graver from the areas where the acid would later do its work. A real...

I am sure, this Silver is OK. 812/1000

I have seen this 13-Lot-Mark of some objects with several makers? or sellers? marks like
this of Sackmann HessenbergCo in Frankfurt a. Main


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At first sight i did not see any traces of gilding, but when i took a closer look with a magnifying glass i indeed noticed traces of a lemon yellow gilding in recesses. I thank You for this informations. I know the author of the book "Basler Goldschmiedekunst: Meister und Marken - 1267 bis heu...

It is unusual that the bowl does not have two handles. Are there any traces that these handles once existed?

Often these bowls were also gilded. Are there traces of gilding?

Jean Redard +1766

Hanau pseudomarks
Schleißner

It is good that you turn to this forum with your question, because your assumptions are far from reality. First of all, I would be interested to know if you think the five spoons are from Frankfurt. There are about 2000 cities in Germany, more than 100 of which had an eagle in the city coat of arms....

nice to hear from you. it is a very interesting cup. Hallmark is Halle (ca. 1670-80 and makers mark is [MS] connected = Michael Schneider he came from Oschatz becomes a citizen in 1659 and married Elisabeth Katsche, the widdow of J.Rockenthien Can you send the images of marks without the red circles.

I am not sure, but I think it is from Thuringia.
There was a maker Johann Gottlob Pundselius (Bonselius) in Schleiz.
He was lerning in Leipzig 1787-93 (master Barthel)
oo (I) 11.Nov. 1798 Henriette Louise Wilhelmine Groschuft.
oo(II) 1800 Friedeike Sophie Fischer.

Later he was going to Wien.

Maker is not sure. In Clasen it is no578, Johann Schleuter
Letter C could ca. 1710, but I am not sure

However .. maker is

Carl (Ernst) Georg Ferdinand Schma(h)lfeld(t)

this is an intesting question.
I know this mark from an other objekt.
Makersmark is CWE.

the mark in the middle looks similar to marks from Zürich.

I think it is probably south-west-Germany or swiss.

This is the S from 1822

OK ... now I think I have it.
This is not an A or D, it is the lower part of S = 1822

hallmark is upside down from Wismar
Maker is
Joachim Heinrich Meese

NICE!

I thank You for this images.
There was an article of Ingrid Kreckmann in
"Heimatblätter für den Süd-Westlichen Harzrand", Heft 53/1997

no 16
Dietrich Andreas Kohlrausch (*17.03.1702 +27.05.1755) son of Andreas K. Citizen & brandy brewer.
There is also an image of a sugar box.

OK, I am waiting for the images of the item, before I solve the Riddle.

Ohota wrote: was told 67% silver

67% is very low.