Help for hallmark unknown

[paco.90]

Please help for hallmark unknown silver mark.
Thanks paco



https://picasaweb.google.com/116310956142339318257/2012POSATEARGENTO?authuser=0&authkey=Gv1sRgCP-zmMK6tbHqdA&feat=directlink

[JBA]

I can't find it, but Eastern Europe would be my guess- certainly the spoon has Turkish stylistic influence, but the standard mark is the Loth system (12). Sorry I can't be of more help!

[paco.90]

thanks x your answer, does mark of dove seem mint of Rimaszombat XVII °... possible???
Regards

[Theoderich]

this is interesting

there is a similar kind of spoons but I do not know from which towns it comes from

[paco.90]

your eagle resembles to Frankfurt XVIII°, your horse or dragon to Luneburg 1650 or Stuttgart 1660... but me not experienced.
Hi

[JBA]

I feel reasonably sure these are 19th century, wherever they are from. They are certainly not 17th century.

These next marks seem like they might be Polish to me? I have no good reference books on Polish marks. Can anyone else confirm or deny this?

[Theoderich]

I feel reasonably sure these are 19th century, wherever they are from. They are certainly not 17th century.

These next marks seem like they might be Polish to me? I have no good reference books on Polish marks. Can anyone else confirm or deny this?

I think also, that this is north-Germany - probably Pommern?
But in my Books is also no mark like this.

[paco.90]

Also on my books I don't find..... it looks in this site :

http://www.argentoantico.com/
marchi dell'argento
marchi tedeschi


PASSAU XVIII° pag. 34
GMUND pag. 16/17

[paco.90]

I have seen mark of Pommern... a lot of possible.

[Theoderich]

Also on my books I don't find..... it looks in this site :

http://www.argentoantico.com/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
marchi dell'argento
marchi tedeschi


PASSAU XVIII° pag. 34
GMUND pag. 16/17

nice link - there are all hallmarks from the book of Mark Rosenberg with all the mistakes of him

this spoons are about from 1830-50

[Theoderich]

I think this spoons came from Romania.

[Dad]

I think this spoons came from Romania.

I think you are right.