unknown mark on Breslau rat-tail spoon

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unknown mark on Breslau rat-tail spoon

Postby R ingo » Sun Jan 04, 2015 1:30 pm

Hello, I have a spoon from Breslau/Wrotzlaw made by Christian Maximilian Schmidt from about 1740. On the handle of the spoon is an additional mark "G". Has anybody an idea about this mark?

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Re: unknown mark on Breslau rat-tail spoon

Postby silverfan » Wed Jan 07, 2015 2:22 pm

The letter G could be a second Stempelmeisterbuchstabe for probably Christian Beyl 1761-1776. The letter D stands for Christian Schlencker 1737-1745. But I don't know why there are two Stempelmeisterbuchstaben.
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Re: unknown mark on Breslau rat-tail spoon

Postby R ingo » Sat Jan 10, 2015 4:57 pm

Hello silverfan,

I thank you for your information.

The both assayers letters "G" from Beyl looks different to the mark on the spoon (Hintze, Breslau, plate II 35, 36).

Regards, Ringo
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Re: unknown mark on Breslau rat-tail spoon

Postby zilverik » Sun Jan 11, 2015 8:16 am

Hi,

Could the supposed "G" be a "C"? In that case the C should stand for the period 11.1727 - 10.1737 (according to the Breslau Silver Marks from 1539 to 1945 by Wojtek Mencel).

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Re: unknown mark on Breslau rat-tail spoon

Postby Theoderich » Sun Jan 11, 2015 10:10 am

the assayers letters is [D]

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Re: unknown mark on Breslau rat-tail spoon

Postby zilverik » Mon Jan 12, 2015 6:24 am

Yes, the assayers mark is the "D". But what could the 3e photo in the top mean?

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Re: unknown mark on Breslau rat-tail spoon

Postby Theoderich » Mon Jan 12, 2015 5:07 pm

zilverik wrote:Yes, the assayers mark is the "D". But what could the 3e photo in the top mean?

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