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Hello, key ring would be my first guess. They also come large. Why not ask someone at the company, it is still active:
https://heiden.eu/
Regards, Bahner

Hello, most likely Wenzel Rummel, court jeweller in Prague, active - very roughly - 1870ies to 1890ies. Regards, Bahner

Hello, considering the meltdowns of silver in Germany druring the past 220 years (Napoleonic Wars, WW I, WW II, 1970ies, 2011, past six months) I am astonished that old small silver objects of German origin exist today. Regards Bahner

... just for clarification: Scheffler documents various ways of writing HUNNIUS, so there ist no doubt that this is the very same Hunnius. Regards Bahner

Hello, this is a no-line pattern from the early 1930ies (possibly as early as 1928). designer is not known, my gut feeling: J.M. Lock. Beware: the shape of the eagle rarely helps to identify the date of production, this is just wishful thinking by dealers and collectors. Regards, Bahner.

Hello, according to Scheffler, Berlin, the exact dates for Zarnack are 1817-1819. Zarnack was warden from October 17th, 1817, his successsor Kessner was in office from January 19th, 1819. Regards Bahner

Hello, suspect Heinrich Mohr from Pforzheim, do not see a Danish mark here. There are some Mohr objects on the net with quite similiar marks. Regards, Bahner

Hello, Hermann Suedfeld from Vienna, Austria. Active 1883- roughly 1922. Regards Bahner

Hello, the mark looks like the letter W in a circle, on top of two lines of text. The picture is to small to read the text, but the mark looks like that of German maker Wilhelm Wolff from Pforzheim. This is silver plate or stainless steel, Wolff never made silver objects. The methods you mention for...

Hello, this might be pre-1900. In 1900 Eugen (sic) Hartmann sold the company to Benno Gumperz & Moritz Hahn, who continued under Hartmann's name. They specialized in tableware for hotels and restaurants, the shapes of the objects being clear-cut, the surface undecorated. This is obviously not th...

Hello, I would rather go for Muenster, Germany. A. Breimann is a possibility. Let's wait for Theo. Regards, Bahner

... should read: major German silver manufacturers... B.

Hello, have no doubt that this is G. Chevalier from Magdeburg, Germany. Originally founded in 1816 by a an A. Dufour, goldsmith from Magdeburg of French origin. Taken over by G. Chevalier (first name is nowhere given) in 1846. Chevalier was the son of Magdeburg goldsmith Samiuel Chevalier. No idea w...

Hello, due to the flooding in Southern Germany after the rains of the last days (Krumbach and the company of Gebr. Reiner were affected, too, as Dr. Liebenberg told us) allow the company a few more days to answer. Regards, Bahner

Hello, the upper one with the rectangular blade is a butter spreader, the lower one with the pointed blade a cheese knife. Not sure about the actual purpose of the middle knife. Usually this kind of butter/cheese-knife comes as two pieces in one box or as four pieces in one box, the additional two p...

Hello, fully agree with silverfan - not a Reiner mark. Similiar, but just that. Besides - Reiner never made small silverware just like that. The company still exists in the city of Krumbach, Germany and You may want tio contact them for verification. Contact info is to be found on the net. The boss,...

Hello, looks like the mark in an oval has been overstruck to make it illegible. PIcs from different angles might tell more. Regards, Bahner

Hello, not a maker's mark but the abbreviation for "Gebrauchs Muster Schutz", meaning that the mechanism is protected by German copyright laws. The maker*s mark is the animal in an oval, turned by 90 degrees, possibly Gebrueder Kuehn from Schwaebisch-Gmuend. They are known for having made ...

Hello, this knife is not in its original state, blade and handle are from two different makers. The blade is by VSF - Vereinigte Silberwarenfabriken Düsseldorf, the handle by Meyen and Co from Berlin, The name of the pattern is not known. Regards, Bahner

Hello, RvB for Richer- von Berchem, active under this name since ca. 1935, first in Saarbrücken, later in Bad Kreuznach. Today run by the granddaughter NIna. Check here https://www.goldschmiede-nina.de/index.php/ueber-uns for some family history (in German). Not sure how to date this piece, could be...