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Now - there was more then one Hübschmann in Culmbach. In the "Gewerbeadressbuch" from 1858 + 1863 are 3 Gold and Silverworker in Culmbach Gold- und Silberarbeiter Hübschmann, C 1858 Hübschmann, J. G. 1863/64 Goeppner, J. A. 1863/64 Thank you! Is there anything available that might help...

I'm still digging online and finding little to nothing. I'm trying to find out if and when Kulmbach, Germany was typically spelled "Culmbach" -- I see many references online to "Culmbach" and even maps showing the town, but the town name is now Kulmbach. I'm also seeing that the ...

Theoderich wrote:it is correct
it is the town Culmbach and the Makersmark H
could be the mark of Huebschmann

Thank you! Do you have more information - Huebschmann's first name? Anything else he's done?

I posted about my miniature silver chest under German Silver (http://www.925-1000.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=27239d" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;) because the only match I could find for the name stamped on it (Culmbach) is a town in Germany, but I realize now that...

I love it 13 is silver contenth and is 13/16 part of silver H is city and I dont know where. Or it might be assayer, but soon someone will tell you. Last is maker and his name was Culmbach - he might be more difficult to find but someone might help you. Thank you! That at least confirms that it's s...

My first husband gave me this really amazing miniature silver chest when we were both in college - a trinket he picked up for not very much (since we were poor) for my birthday one year (probably '79 or '80). http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7021/6774328083_5a3bcb2062_z.jpg It's just 1.5" x 7/8&qu...