I would be very grateful for help. I have an item made in Denmark that I think is a spoon. One part is gone? I wonder what the numbers 87 mean? Could it be the year of manufacture? I wonder what the unclear 1b might be?
Best regards
Per
Silver spoon?
Silver spoon?
Hello!
I would be very grateful for help. I have an item made in Denmark that I think is a spoon. One part is gone? I wonder what the numbers 87 mean? Could it be the year of manufacture? I wonder what the unclear 1b might be?
Best regards
Per
I would be very grateful for help. I have an item made in Denmark that I think is a spoon. One part is gone? I wonder what the numbers 87 mean? Could it be the year of manufacture? I wonder what the unclear 1b might be?
Best regards
Per
Re: Silver spoon?
Hi,
Denmark,three towers of Copenhagen and year 1887 (87).
SG in an oval is the mark of Simon Groth who was the assayer 1863- 1904.
The bowl of the spoon is missing,as well as maker`s mark.
regards
Denmark,three towers of Copenhagen and year 1887 (87).
SG in an oval is the mark of Simon Groth who was the assayer 1863- 1904.
The bowl of the spoon is missing,as well as maker`s mark.
regards
Re: Silver spoon?
Hello!
Thank you very much for the answer.
Best regards
Per
Thank you very much for the answer.
Best regards
Per
Re: Silver spoon?
Hello!
The spoon does not have the mark for the fin content. In other countries such as Norway and Sweden it is stamped for example 830 or 925. Are there any other rules in Denmark?
Best regards
Per
The spoon does not have the mark for the fin content. In other countries such as Norway and Sweden it is stamped for example 830 or 925. Are there any other rules in Denmark?
Best regards
Per
Re: Silver spoon?
The three tower mark guarantees a minimum fineness of 830/1000. It is also the fineness mark.
Re: Silver spoon?
Hello!Qrt.S wrote:The three tower mark guarantees a minimum fineness of 830/1000. It is also the fineness mark.
Thank you very much for the answer.
Best regards
Per