Hanau Advertisements and Information

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GEBRÜDER NEUMANN

Hanau


An example of the mark of Gebrüder Neumann of Hanau:



See: https://www.925-1000.com/Fgerman_hanau_marks_01.html

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C.M. WEISHAUPT SÖHNE

Hanau am Main


Information regarding C.M. Weishaupt Söhne of Hanau am Main:



C.M. Weishaupt Söhne - Hanau am Main - 1904


C.M. Weishaupt Söhne - Hanau am Main - 1907


C.M. Weishaupt Söhne - Hanau am Main - 1934

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L. NERESHEIMER & SÖHNE

Hanau


An example of the work and mark of L. Neresheimer & Söhne of Hanau, a box, imported into the UK by Berthold Muller & Son via the Chester Assay Office in 1906:






BM - Chester - 1906

See: http://www.925-1000.com/Fgerman_marks_a1884_7.html

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WOLF & KNELL

Hanau am Main


A 1913 advertisement from Wolf & Knell for their 'Dutch Silver', aimed at the American market:


Wolf & Knell - Hanau am Main - 1913

Their New York representative was Otto Buchholz, see: viewtopic.php?f=38&t=37501&p=101765&hil ... lz#p101765

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L. NERESHEIMER & SÖHNE

Hanau


A cow-creamer by L. Neresheimer & Söhne of Hanau, imported into the UK by Berthold Muller & Son via the Chester Assay Office in 1906:




BM - Chester - 1906

See: http://www.925-1000.com/Fgerman_marks_a1884_7.html

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C. KURR-SCHÜTTNER

Hanau am Main


C. Kurr-Schüttner - Hanau am Main - 1876

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HANS SCHMID

Sternstraße 37, Hanau


Hans Schmid - Hanau - 1969

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SIMON ROSENAU

Bad Kissingen


Simon Rosenau - Bad Kissingen - 1893

See: https://www.925-1000.com/hx_rosenau.html

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Hanau, Germany, Dec. 17,1897. After eleven months' struggling the strike of the diamond workers came to an end at their own request,which means that the manufacturers have won. It was a game fight for the polishers, although they received financial assistance from the workmen in Amsterdam and Antwerp. Herman Straus, one of the manufacturers, objected to re-employing union men and asked them for their resignations, but he did not meet with success. We may have another large diamond polishing factory in operation by January.

Source: The Jewelers' Review - 29nd December 1897

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