DANISZEWSKI VILNA FORK

[niceguy1]

HELLO

I need some help with this fork. I see it was made in Vilna /Vilnius by I. Daniszewski, who is the assayer A M there in 1857?

THANKS

[Qrt.S]

Here you have him: Mianovskij, Aleksandr Nikolajevitch, 1849-1862 in Vilna

[niceguy1]

Thanks!

[Qrt.S]

No problem, you are welcome. Show more objects, I'm interested.

[Goldstein]

Hi niceguy1 -

Especially as a beginner, you should place great emphasis on the naming of sources. You must want to know from where the information is so you are able to learn something and do not always have to ask other people. In this way you collect authentic knowledge! At some point you should start to work professionel!

Regards
Goldstein

[niceguy1]

No problem, you are welcome. Show more objects, I'm interested.

Mr. Goldstein has given me a ‘’quota’’ of how much I’m allowed to ask per day… But anyways I don’t have any more Russian cutlery in this large collection, the rest seem to be from Germany & other countries.

But I was wondering what your thoughts are on my Russian spoon 2 & 4? as he seems to think they are both fakes.

[Qrt.S]

@niceguy1
There are no "quota" of how many objects it is allowed to show. Any limitations are informed by the co-admin oel. Please present as may you like.
Regarding spoon 2, it has a bit smudgy and worn marks. I don't think it is a fake. It needs, however, a closer investigation. As to spoon 4. No fake in my opinion.
Everybody has a right to present his opinion, but is it right or wrong is a matter of opinion. :-))))))))))))))