Help w/ identifying the mark and the previous owner, thanks

[kevalie]

Recently acquire the following silverware, would like to get some help identifying the silver hallmark. Also I know this is not the right forum but while I am at it, do any of of you know if this is the The Roy Chapman Andrews, does he had grandson name John Duncan Marshall?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roy_Chapman_Andrews

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[Ubaranda]

Hi kevalie!

Gebruder Kühn GmbH & Co. KG Silberwarenfabrik, Schwäbisch Gmünd, Deutschland.

Best regards.

[dragonflywink]

Might note that the engraving reads 'Godfather' rather than 'Grandfather'...

~Cheryl

[kevalie]

Hi, my mistake I meant godson and not grandson.

[kevalie]

Thanks for the reply Ubaranda, unfortunately I don't think that's the correct manufacture, it does have the German national mark of the crescent moon and the crown and there is an another mark "SR" at the end.

[silverfan]

Hi kevalie,
I think Ubaranda is right. The unicorn is - without any doubt - the mark of Gebrüder Kühn. SR or SK at the end might be a retailer.
Regards silverfan