Dear Peter.oel wrote:Hi Gábor,
If I understand it correctly you bought this dish at auction, and the description of the auction house stated; made by Neresheimer?
Peter.
I bought it at an antique store.
I really liked it.
Dear Peter.oel wrote:Hi Gábor,
If I understand it correctly you bought this dish at auction, and the description of the auction house stated; made by Neresheimer?
Peter.
Dear Péter.oel wrote:OK Gábor, and I guess the antique shop did not mentioned the name of Neresheimer.
To my knowledge Augsburg applied the town mark only once and not twice on a single object. Why two Austrian Repunze tax exemption marks on a single object without removable/hinged parts?
Peter.
Dear Peter.oel wrote:Hi Gábor,
Is it possible to clean all the marks and after show us some clear enhanced images of the marks? The high quality of the dish is obvious but without clear images of all marks it is impossible to judge, pseudo or not. The best thing would be to ask professional advise of an renowned expert. Afterwards be so kind to inform the forum of his opinion. Thanks.
Regards,
Peter
Item location Friederich-Ebert-Str. 11+12 - 40210 Düsseldorf - AllemagneIf you are referring to the Dish Peter posted, it was listed at the Auction House ' Drouot' which is the French auction house Hotel Drouot