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That's not an easy question to answer. I think the lid doesn't belong to the cup or was made later. The cup itself could be genuine. The hallmark shows a nettle leaf, like those used in many towns in Schleswig-Holstein and also in a few towns in Lower Saxony. Rinteln, for example. The master's mark ...

why not russian?

There is no one who can answer your question but me.
https://silberpunze.freehost.ag/punzen/D/Duisburg_1810_Johann_Abraham_Scholl_.jpg

MZ: [J.Scholl] = Johann Abraham Scholl (cf. [SCHEF RL+WF] No.16 #358). Baptized on August 4, 1782 as the son of Johann Gerhard. Became a citizen on December 10 ...

EmmaW wrote: Mon Aug 05, 2013 8:22 am So the crowned G could be from Guimaraes, but I'm not 100% sure. And does anybody know a maker that appears to be GS from the muddled mark on the left. I'd appreciate any thoughts...

Thanks!

it is from Gotha (Thuringia, Germany)
Maker is
GS = Gottfried Schröter
oo 29. April 1704

the hallmark is Berlin.
There is also a pruzzian taxmark [FW] from 1809-1812 for older objects

Makers mark is a goldsmith of the Müller-Family

I have seen some other < 13 > marks like this with Letters [V] [T] [R] [AF]
It could from Rhineland but I am not sure.

It is Georg Friedrich Barth
in Hildburghausen.
*8.12.1790 as a son of (GS) Johann Valentin Barth.
oo 5.9.1830 Christ. Adelh. Mauer,

RoderykWLK wrote: Mon Dec 30, 2024 4:05 pm
eagle

my gess it is east pruzzia ... probably Königsberg

there was a maker Georg Reimer with a similar GR-Mark, but in a "Zweipass" (two cycles)
born 1628 mention 1663 ... +1689

RoderykWLK wrote: Fri Dec 20, 2024 9:53 am Unfortunately, there is only a monogram from the photo. There is no city sign. The date is engraved

but You write:
"the Prussian contribution from 1809 are engraved."

There are so many variants of this mark, so this mark could helpful to find the area.

https://i.postimg.cc/SjhTmJ2v/1.jpg

https://i.postimg.cc/xq3s8nLT/2.jpg

The date 1667 and the Prussian contribution from 1809 are engraved.
Request to identify the goldsmith


It is interesting, but without a hallmark it is like looking for a needle in a pile of straw.
Can you make better ...

the hallmark with B in Seling BZ:1780 is used 1736-1737
It is interesting, the maker died 1736

My mistake
makers mark is not IE/K but IA/R
and this beaker is ca. 1730-40
Maker is not in the book of Leistikow
it is Johann August Rickling

Johann Ernst Krueger in Pernau

Georg Andreas Sedelmayr (ref. [Seling] no2004), *ca. 1673, M 1707 oo1708, +1736.

to nice to be true
but it could be

on the left side is the hallmark, right the makers mark
so it is not Neisse but munch
But in my database are 3 marks possible
Hans (Hannß) Schleich
Jakob Wilhelm
Heinrich Albertin

Can You ask the Maximilian Museum in Munch?

Qrt.S wrote: Thu Nov 21, 2024 7:27 am Perhaps Theoderic could shed some more light on this?

The makers mark is [K]

Christian Ludwig Kuhfeld (ref. W. Scheffler, Berliner Coldschmiede, No.1281)
*1755, M1786, +1835

yes Königsberg G = 1743

(AI)=
Andreas Junge I., master 1710, (*1686- +1757)

luki-g wrote: Tue Nov 05, 2024 6:13 am
on the other note - can you advise how one can access the database, link to which you posted?

So much power and so few have access to it. It should stay that way, otherwise no one would ask questions here anymore.
;)

The box looks dubious to me.


i changed my mind, it looks OK.
There is also pruzzian tax mark FW, used 1809-12.

makers mark is IC/W =
Johann Christoph Wittpahl
years letter d = 1716

But all my Königsberg hallmarks from this time looks different to yours.

But the box is church silver. It's a ...

Mainz - Großherzogtum Darmstadt

ref
https://silberpunze.freehost.ag/punzen/ ... ainz)_.jpg


Ref: Werner Schmidt, Weltkunst, Goldschmiedemarken: Neue Forschungsergebnisse Teil 12, April 1998, Heft 4, p.782ff