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Can anyone help ID these marks?? I am trying to figure out the age and origin. I am told it may be early dutch?

Looks like an "I" with a crown on top, some type of flower stem or corn stalk with a crown on top, and what looks like a mixture of the letter "i" with an "A" intertwined and wings on either side, plus a small letter "B" to the left. There is also what I think is the makers mark which is hard to decipher. I see the letter "K" for sure, with two letter or symbols before that which I can't make out due to it being half stamped.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Dear Pipes

the mark in the middle (you call it "like a mixture of the letter "I" with an "A" intertwined and wings on either side") is an import mark from either Austro-Hungaria or post WW1 Hungary.
Check out the Austro-Hungarian marks in the "World Marks" section

Regards

Joerg

Hello.
Yes, looks like the import mark used 1901-1921.

Austria - Hungary.


Hungary from August 1937.


Hungary from August 1965.


Pat.