Postby huszas76 » Sun Feb 23, 2014 12:26 pm
Hello Maxa!
I cannot help now to identify the maker, but the age and the place maybe I can.
This fox hallmarks with the numbers and letter was used in Austria-Hungary from 1872. After 1918 in Austria and the other countries which came into being, used their own new halmarks, Hungary used the fox till 1937. So if the letter in the fox hallmark is a P, it's from Hungary, sometimes between 1872-1937.
If you see another letter, then is from someone else in the ex Austria-Hungary. The letters and number in the left shows us the assay office.
For example A was in Wien, A1 was in Wiener Neustadt, A2 is Sankt Pölten, B was Linz, C was Prague etc.
Unfortunatly I cannot see in your photos the clear letters and numbers, but maybe you see, and you can take a picture and show us.
Then we can identify the assay office, and see, where we have to look for the maker.
Best regards!
Krisztián