German ladle-strainer?

[Ubaranda]

Hi all!
This is my second post :-).
I have an old ladle-strainer. I suppose it was made in Germany. One of the hallmarks (second left), a bit like the Flensburg city hallmark, but the rest hallmarks I do not know.


I would be grateful for any help.

[Joerg]

Hi Ubaranda

Is there a date on the initials on the ladel? Something like 1850? This would allow to date the strainer.

Kind regards

Jörg

[Ubaranda]

Hi, Jörg.
Indeed, near the the initials is the date "1850". It would like to this to help find the right answer.
Alex.

[Theoderich]

a nice image for my little -"Projekt Rosenberg 4"
it is Carl Albert Friedrich from Stettin
ref. W.Scheffler, Goldschmiede Mittel und Nordostdeutschlands,p.464,no.160,#907
* 30.11.1796
oo 13.1.1820
+13.8.1875

[Theoderich]

ok there is the number 67
and a 12
but 67 ist 11 loth common in silesia in second part of 19.Century
this is interesting - this hallmark is not in Scheffler

[Ubaranda]

Hi, Theoderich!
Thanks for the interesting information. You think that the marks between "12" and "Frederick" - are the digits 6 and 7? But where is the Stettin city hallmark?
Best regards. Alex.

[Theoderich]

between 6 and 7

[Ubaranda]

Hi, Theoderich!
Stettin city hallmark should be:
I'm sorry but I don't see any similar marks, or numbers 6 and 7 :-(
Alex.

[Theoderich]

Your hallmark is about from 1740
about 1780

this from 1819

about 1830

about 1840

this about 1850

[Ubaranda]

Hi, Theoderich!
Thank you very much for your help.
Please see my future posts about the huge spoon and the nice fork :-).
Best regards.
Alex.

[Theoderich]

OK - it is not a 67 - but a CF - in the "hallmark" - CF like Carl (August) Friedrich