830 Silver Ring with unidentified maker mark...

[Princeton]

I checked all the Norway and Denmark maker marks...
any ideas...
http://s906.photobucket.com/user/decora ... 5.jpg.html
http://s906.photobucket.com/user/decora ... 1.jpg.html
http://s906.photobucket.com/user/decora ... 4.jpg.html

[Luci]

In my opinion it looks like German...

[Princeton]

my research shows that 830 was not used in Germany
am I wrong?

[Luci]

my research shows that 830 was not used in Germany
am I wrong?

Yes, yo are. ;-)
It is a bit unusual, but I've got several German pieces from 830S.

[Luci]

my research shows that 830 was not used in Germany
am I wrong?

Yes, you are. ;-)
It is a bit unusual, but I've got several German pieces from 830S.

[Princeton]

oh....very beautiful....
and so interesting...
do you recognize the makers mark?

[dognose]

Hi,

Since 1884 the minimum standard in Germany is 800/1000. The most common standards used there are 800 and 835, but 830, 900, 925, and 935 are also used. Technically any figure above 800 is possible.

Trev.

[Luci]

The maker's mark FS of the bracelet means Fritz Scheurle. I've also got some purity marks with "833" from Germany. But now to something completely different. *g*