unknown mark from late 18th century

[R ingo]

hello,
has anybody an idea about this mark?
The spoon was stamped twice with the same mark on the bowl. It might be expected that it is a makers mark, but it looks like a city mark.

Kind regards, Ringo

[Theoderich]

only a guess - it could be Mainbernheim

[R ingo]

Hello Theo,
thanks for the advise!

Kind regards,
Ringo

[robert12]

Hi Ringo

In my old Poincons d'Argent on page 55 there are some very similar looking marks
from Grosswardein circa 1800 under the Austria/Hungary section.
May be your answer although slightly different surround to the marks.

Bob

[huszas76]

Hello Ringo!
I think, in this case you better forget Grosswardein (Nagyvárad). I've seen a lot of time, and it's totally different. It's represent a lion with an axe, sometimes without his axe.
This is the old coat of arms of Grosswardein (Nagyvárad)


There is an example of the hallmark around 1800.


I think, that you agree, this is totally different to yours without reference to the different age.
Best regards!
Krisztián

[R ingo]

Hello Bob and Krisztián,

I thank you very much for your helpfull advises.

Thanks and kind regards,
Ringo