Please help with mark

[judewes]

I would appreciate any and all help with this mark on the bottom of this candle stick... Please advise what the mark means.

This newbie is not familiar with silver marks...

Thanks for any and all help. Judy

[judewes]

Hello Again!!

Since I am new to the board ~ 1st post.... Do you think that this item should be put into a different forum?

I'm really not sure if I am in the right place.....

Thanks again. Judy

[dognose]

Hi Judy,

Welcome to the Forum.

Your post is in the correct place.

The 'Torch' mark is a quality control mark used on Danish silverplate.

Trev.

[judewes]

Trev, Thank you very much for your help.

Do u by chance know what the mark above the torch signifies?

Thanks again, Judy

[dognose]

It may be one of the marks used by Carl Cohr, but I'm not at all sure. Hopefully someone else can give a positive ID.

Please remember in future posts to keep your images to within the 7" (18cm) guidelines, otherwise those with smaller monitors may not be able to see the whole image.

Trev.

[judewes]

Trev, Thank you, again....

I will keep that in mind when/if I have to add images again.....

Thank you....

[user701]

I have seen these candle holders with a Carl Cohr mark before, but not with this particular mark, I agree with Trev, it could be a Carl Cohr piece.

[dragonflywink]

Henrik Olsen, who documented the Cohr marks a few years ago, stated that this was definitely not a Cohr mark - Cohr did make similar candlesticks, but the construction was different...

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~Cheryl

[judewes]

Thank you soooo much for all the help and suggestions. I'll keep hoping that some one recognizing the mark...

Thanks again!!

Judy

[judewes]

I have found that the maker on the candle holders is Carl F Christiansen...

Thank you to all who helped me....

Judy

[dognose]

Hi Judy,

Thanks for updating the topic. It looks like it was under our noses all of the time!

Carl Frederik Christiansen, Herlev, Copenhagen - 1943-1963

http://www.925-1000.com/denmarkC.html

Trev.

[judewes]

It was Trev...

A great learning experience.

Thanks again,

Judy