Small Handled Cup - need help with makers mark/town mark

[supernaturlbeing]

Hi everyone,

I have a family heirloom, this silver two handled cup and needed some assistance.

The town mark appears to be two cross swords which I understand is Saxony, but with no letter indicating town, I am not sure where to go from there. The swords match very similar stamps I have seen online from both Dresden and Leipzig.

As for the markers mark, the best I can figure it appears to be I.C.D. and to that end, on this forum I found reference to ICD is Joseph Christoph Deppenbrock. http://www.925-1000.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=40189
But that also says he was in Münster in the Westfalen, which wouldn't match the Saxony stamp.

But I wasn't even sure that was I.C.D. the C looks almost like a G and the D looks almost like a lowercase b, though I doubt it.

Any help you can offer would be so helpful, thank you in advance!

-Lee

[Theoderich]

Hallo,

this is indeed not an easy question - and I can't give You an answer, but I have some other marks like this.
The Leipzig- area is an Option - it is not Dresden. I think your makersmark is [ICB]

[supernaturlbeing]

Thank you for the information, I will look for ICB, are you aware of any makers with these initials?

I would appreciate any other information anyone might have.

Thanks so much!
-Lee

[supernaturlbeing]

Was hoping anyone else might help out with either an approximate year, location (confirm Leipzig or not) and maker suggestion?

[Theoderich]

Was hoping anyone else might help out with either an approximate year, location (confirm Leipzig or not) and maker suggestion?

there is no one else as me ;-)

I think Leipzig is the best suggestion.
I will try to find it out - but it needs more time.

there are some addressbooks of Leipzig - but I find no match

http://wiki-de.genealogy.net/w/index.ph ... uch&from=L

[Acmonides]

I have a tea set stamped Deppenbrock, might it be the same person?

[silvermakersmarks]

Hi Acmonides and welcome to the forum

Please start a new topic for your question and include (embed) pictures of your tea set and the marks. You can refer back to this topic with a link.

Phil