Sterling? silver salt and pepper shakers

[admin]

Hose-dk,
It would be great if you could post a good image of the torch mark, we could use it for the silverplate marks section.
Regards, Tom

[cemifor]

The ""CC in a crown" is NOT a Cohr mark. No one I have asked until now, can identify the maker.

regards,
Henrik Olsen
http://www.cohrsilver.dk/cohr/index.htm

[admin]

Came across a piece this weekend, a fifties/sixties mod pitcher, the mark is clearly CC. Perhaps the "Kronen" will provide a clue as to the maker.

Regards, Tom

[cemifor]

Interesting!

Kronen = Sølv(- og Plet)varefabriken Kronen A/S
Silver(- and Plated)warefactory Kronen Ltd.

Maybe the 'CC' in the crown are not the letters CC, but a part of the crown????

regards, Henrik

[byron mac donald]

Hello All-

Could it be for King Christian VIII, King Christian IX and the last king Christian X, reigned 1912 to 1947 ? The problem is that there was always a King Frederick between them, so it seems it would be C F C. Just a thought.

[Hose_dk]

hello byron
No the kings names would never be refferred to in that maner.
But a guess it is.

[admin]

I suspect the CC is the maker's initials and that Kronen is the name of a product line or pattern.
Regards, Tom

[admin]

Hi,
Came across a sterling piece by this maker. It was on a very mid-century modern taperstick that I'm sure dated to the 1950s. The only CC maker's mark registered for the 50s is Carl F. Christiansen of Copenhagen 1943-1963.
Regards, Tom

[Traintime]

CC-in-crown resolved: viewtopic.php?f=26&t=58041&p=189440#p189440