Tumbler 13 over DK mark

[Traintime]

Wildly guessing where to post this one.
What I know: 1. Oooh, shiny metal.
2. 13DK (Denmark, Drachmas, Dodge Karavan?)
Sorry it looks so beat to you know where!

[Traintime]

If it is a lot mark, not seeing a German city for DK.

[huszas76]

Hello!
I saw this marks a lot of time in different items in Hungary. The type of the items seggested to me, that's from aroun 1860-1870. It' defenetely lot marks, the fineness is 812,5‰.'
The bad news, I don't know, where made, Germany, or Hungary. I can't identify.
Best regards!
Krisztián

[Traintime]

Many thanks, Kr.. Given the approximate era, would anyone think Transylvania as a further possible search area due to the old Hungarian presence there?

[huszas76]

Well, as the part of the Hungarian Kingdom (that time) certeinly. Moreover, we have so slight knowledge about the silversmith in Transylvania - Except the big centrums (Brassó/Kronstadt, Nagyszeben/Hermannstadt, Kolozsvár/Klausenburg). So it's a possibility too,
Best regards!
Krisztián

[Traintime]

Danke, thanks, mucho gracias, etc.! Help is always appreciated.

[Traintime]

Wyler's Old Silver (9th? Edition 1937) under German: Cities D - F date codes indicates and numbers three DK marks but does not define.

[huszas76]

Hello!
The maker is Dominikus Kott in Schwäbisch Gmünd. Mentioned in 1855.
(Source: Das Gmünder schmuckhandwerk bis zum beginn des XIX jahrhunderts. Lempp verlag. Page nr .85. )
Best regards!
Krisztián