some Hamburg pieces

[Theoderich]

ACK 1757
with a Z


C.Müller 1867
with a Q


Krumstro 1874
with a K or R


Simmerlund
with a R

[blakstone]

Z/ACK, dated 1757
Z = Matthias Ernst Danckert, assayer 1749-1758
ACK = not shown in Schliemann, but almost certainly August Conradt Kohlmes II, Master 1733, died by 1803

Q/C. MÃœLLER, dated 1867
This is not Hamburg, but nearby Altona, whose marks are all but identical. Unfortunately, the assayers there are not known with anywhere near the certainty of Hamburg.
Q = unknown assayer, working ca. 1855-1879
C. MÜLLER = Carl Ludwig Müller, trade concession 1838, died 1888

K or R/KRUMSTRO, dated 1874
I believe the assay letter is:
E/F = Johann Heinrich Jacob Wienecke, assayer 1857-1865
KRUMSTROH (the “H” is worn off here) = Heinrich Friedrich Krumstroh (1813-1876), Master 1842

R/SIMMERLUND, no date
Again, I believe the assayer letter has been mis-read and is really:
B = Ernst Friedrich Frank, assayer 1829-1857
SIMMERLUND = Johann Heinrich Friedrich Simmerlund (1807-1869), trade concession 1838


Hope this helps!

[Theoderich]

yes - Thank you blacksone
I hope, it is good for Toms Hamburg-Project.

[admin]

They are and will be included.
Thanks to both of you.
Tom

[Theoderich]

They are and will be included.
Thanks to both of you.
Tom

wait - i will try to make some better pictures

[Theoderich]

ack

hespe

HL (altona)

krumstroh

müller (altona)

N.W.A.

simmerlund

WM



hope it helps