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Hi, I have a high reservation of any royal provenience. If there is no information of the provenience then the monogram with the crown is a later addition to add value to the item (russification). The quality of the ink set is low including the question if the ink stand is even of silver purity. I ...

For the ET mark see: https://www.925-1000.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=47014&p=140002&hilit=ET+etranger#p140002 ET, a French warning mark that indicated that the item was below minimum French fineness standards.The ET mark comes from the first two letters of the French word for foreign...

Hi, Possibly Scandinavian.The imperial monogram looks like Elizabeth Petrovna (Russian: Елизаве́та (Елисаве́та) Петро́вна). Engraved weight is about the period she ruled. Hopefully, everything here is authentic. One never knows these days. Regards https://abload.de/img/polushka-novodel-russvdkog.jp...

Hello dear friends, can somebody help me to recognize the country of manufacture and the master of this ink device? I see the garve in Russian on it, I understand its meaning, but I am definitely sure that the product was not made in the Russian Empire, but was made somewhere in Europe, perhaps in F...

According the database of this very page it seems to me: Peter Hansen, from Randers, 1893-1937 Hello Arizona, thank you for your answer, but I more intresting find an answer regarding assay marks, I see similar ones for the first time. Maybe someone knows something about such brands or can suggest?...

According the database of this very page it seems to me: Peter Hansen, from Randers, 1893-1937 Hello Arizona, thank you for your answer, but I more intresting find an answer regarding assay marks, I see similar ones for the first time. Maybe someone knows something about such brands or can suggest?

Dear friends and associates, can me somebody help with this mark? I understand, thank it is Danmark, after reading the engraving, I see the date - 1904, at this time in Denmark they used a nationwide hallmark in the form of 3 towers, what do you think is this marking on these spoons? https://www.sil...

blakstone wrote:Trademark & psuedo-mark attributed to Wolf & Knell of Hanau; see their listing under Pseudo-Hallmarks on Hanau Silver

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Hello dear friends, can you please help me with this tongs?
Maybe Germany or Denmark?

Dear friends, thank you very much for your attention and care.

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Thank you for your attention to my question!
I am absolutely sure that these appliances have nothing to do with lobster appliances.

Nuts, well, maybe ...

Maybe someone from the old-school Englishmen will tell us the original name and purpose of these unusual products?

Hello dear friends, can you please explaine me, what is it and for ?

Dear friends, Could you help me please to identify the maker of this set? I see it is the 1922 year. HH - it is maker, I found a maker Hooijkaas, but it worked after 1946 How is this possible? or am I wrong somewhere Thank you in advance for your help! https://www.silverroom.ru/photos/2/214361/1.jpg...

Dear friends, Could you help me please to identify the maker of this Spanish bird? What period is it? Could you recommend a web site or a book about Spanish makers? Thank you in advance for your help! https://www.silverroom.ru/photos/2/286576/1.jpg https://www.silverroom.ru/photos/2/286576/6.jpg

Dear friends,

Could you help me please to identify this bowl?
Is it Dutch?
What period is it?

Thank you in advance for your help!

Dear friends,

Could you help me please to identify this thimble?
Is it Sweden or Norway?

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AG2012 wrote:Literally translated from German ``sea foam``

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The anchor is the coat of arms for Norrtälje in Sweden. The mark AGH could be Ander Gottlieb Herkepeus active in Norrtälje 1821-1866(78). The last mark O4 is the year mark for 1844. However, the cat's paw is missing, so it is most likely plated like Hose already mentioned. Actually a rather strange...

Hello friends,

Could you help me please to identify this marks "AGH" and "anchor"?

Thank you in advance for your help!

AG2012 wrote:Assayer's mark: Christian F. Heise, 1904-1932
Imported and assayed in Denmark 1924.
Regards

Hello! Thanks for your reply!

How did you know that these are import Danish mark?
How to distinguish Danish mark from Danish import?

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Denis