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Ah, Polish! I must have looked at every country except that one lol. Thanks so much Trev! Really appreciate your help!

Eric

Hello everyone, Can anyone help ID this hallmark? I can't seem to figure it out, maybe Scandinavian? It is marked with a 925, with a letter K over it, with a woman(?) facing right. The maker's mark appears to be ES or CS. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks Eric https://i.postimg.cc/Vvf2rn...

Hello, thank you all for your replies and help. Nice catch on the Kokoshnik QRT, that's exactly what I was interested in. Although, I'm curious if the Ahlers & Ogleetree hallmarks look more legit than mine? The pictures are in the second post. Can someone tell me if they were making copies of Fa...

Here are some pictures of the Ahlers & Ogletree cross that sold in 2015:

Hello, I was lucky enough to acquire this beautiful gold over silver cross pendant which has Faberge marks on it, and I'm wondering if anyone can help me learn more about it. I have limited knowledge of Faberge, and I'm aware that copies and fakes were notoriously made, so how does everything look f...

I want to thank you both very much for your help! It has been incredibly interesting learning about these fine silver pieces.

Thanks for the info Qrt, very interesting. Juke, wow I'm so glad I asked, thank you so much for doing that.. And Silverstone, what a great collection, and that's a great reference!

The first salt cellar with the spoons had two pictures of the punch, but the second set of salt cellars was from Christies and only had that one picture.

And this one, from Grand Duke Mikhail Pavlovich service (1798-1849). Pretty incredible!

Thank you guys very much, this is really great information. Very interesting that a wife was able to retain the rights to the master's punch! I just found a pair of salt cellars from the wedding service of Grand Duke Michael Nikolaevich (1832-1909), which have a nice resting spot for a salt cellar s...

I want to thank you all very much for all the help you have given! I'm truly impressed. The maker seems to be quite the predicament! Has anyone ever seen a case where a mark was used after the maker's death? I'm not sure if we will ever know the true answer, but it has been incredibly interesting yo...

Sorry, wrong format, here are the pictures: https://i.postimg.cc/Sx447HxF/20240212-153206-1.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/kGN1nY3K/20240212-153250.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/wBtwtjY6/20240212-152850-1.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/7PpJDPm3/20240212-152912.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/k51DH72t/20240212-153308-1.jpg ...

Hello all, I recently acquired a very interesting grouping of silver, and I'm wondering if anyone can help me learn more about it? The large spoon is marked "KOMPFF" on the back for Heinrich Wilhelm Kompff, and after doing some research I found out he was apart of making a special service ...

Hello all, I recently came across a grouping of very interesting silver, which included this impressive Russian silver condiment dish, and I'm wondering if anyone can help me identify it. After doing very basic research, I found some similar pieces with the same crown and double eagle symbols, and t...

Hey All, I recently acquired a bunch of Persian silver from an estate collection, and could use some help with the hallmarks. I know one mark is for the silver fineness of 84 (or 875 silver), but don't know what the maker's mark is. (admin edit - see Posting Requirements ) If anyone can help I would...

Very cool! Great box, that's a piece I'd put in my collection :) Surprised that one is 925 but likely made in Hanau?

Very interesting! Thank you for showing me another example. Hanau silver has been very fun to learn. I appreciate all the help!

Hey AG, after cleaning some dirt and grime off both pieces, I found some hallmarks I never saw before! It says "KREMOS ROMA 800." After doing some very basic research, Kremos produced silver in Italy (obviously hence the Roma mark), and I guess he was even partnered with the famous Bvlgari...

AG Thank you so much for the help!! Glad to hear it :)

Hello all, My good friend and I were lucky enough to come across an absolutely incredible solid silver urn, or pitcher, with the matching underplate, and it has some very old silver hallmarks on the bottom, as well as on the neck of the urn. I actually found a demitasse cup and saucer that I posted ...