Monogram identification

[elenabutov]

Hi everybody.I need ideas: what the letters engraved on the gravy boat and is any possibility of identification of the owner.Thank you for your help.

[nobilityhouse]

I'm not sure this is a Latin (or Roman) alphabet. Then perhaps it would be TA ? I've tried some of the Cyrillic styles, but I'm not that familiar with them. Since this was made in Vienna (Wien) I've looked over a map and tried researching alphabets of neighboring countries, such as Hungary. I'm sorry, but I've found nothing I could state with confidence. Anybody else?

[Argentum2]

This link should identify the maker and provide some clues about the marks.

http://www.ascasonline.org/articoloDICEM104.html

[Argentum2]

And here is the history of the firm which was founded in 1843

https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berndorfe ... arenfabrik

[Argentum2]

The script is, I think, Latin: AJ or AT

[elenabutov]

Hi. Thank you for desire to help. I think that it's not A - there is no horizontal line.
Maybe it's Cyrillic, used in Russia until 1918? Letter "И" had two option writing: И and I.


El.

[Argentum2]

That may be so but I am inclined to think that the script is Latin and possibly in "Frackschrift", the Gothic type alphabet in common use throughout Germany until WWII.

[Argentum2]

possibly a "Y" in alt Fraktur

http://vau-ef-be.beepworld.de/files/alt ... oderne.jpg

but many other examples of alt and moderne Fraktur here:

https://www.google.ie/search?q=frakturs ... TWp7E-M%3A

y

[DianaGaleM]

This could be Russian script "G" and "L":