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marks shown are from a knife in the same pattern as spoon

Would greatly appreciate help in determining maker on this silver spoon with black enamel handle.

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Having some difficulty making out the date latter on this spoon. It has the Britannia mark along with the lion head erased. Any assistance with the makers mark would also be greatly appreciated.

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OK, thanks very much! I incorrectly assumed all French-made silver would have French hallmarks.

Trying to figure out who and where this spoon was made. It is marked "Sterling Silver Depose", no French hallmarks only the "depose", would this indicate it was made for the French market and possibly American made? Any help would be greatly appreciated. https://i.postimg.cc/hjv5...

Thank you so much!! That's very helpful, had no idea it could be for coffee as well. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!

Thanks Trev!

Old silver piece, possibly an inkwell missing the glass or ceramic insert. Would appreciate any information on the item, appears to be French but totally not sure. Two marks on the bottom, no other marks found.Thanks very much! Carlos http://stumptownusa.com/37691x.jpg http://stumptownusa.com/37691y...

Yes, weight of 615 grams. Maker attribution is to CARL DAVID SCHRÖDEL.
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I think you are right! just found similar ones
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History in America is unknown, I found them in a thrift shop; they thought it was pewter. I found this photo of the Prince Bishops of Hildesheim service, looks quite large!
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Wow! Great information! I do have a second charger which is number 226 and very similar weights. No makers mark. Any clue on how to search the crest? Thanks very much!!

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Round silver box with a crown on top, thistle at the bottom and two shields(signifying a marriage possibly)? Hallmarks have been a challenge can anyone identify? thanks very much! http://stumptownusa.com/Box01.jpg http://stumptownusa.com/Box02.jpg http://stumptownusa.com/Box03.jpg http://stumptownus...

Heavy silver plate measuring 10" in diameter with zig zag assayers mark with what appears to be a Dresden mark. Can this be confirmed? Also any assistance with the meaning of the "2mr. 12lt..." inscription, the "T" mark and possibly the crest would be greatly appreciated! th...

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