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Hello friends, I'm here again...........
This knife has been in my family for many many years. I remember it since I was a kid!!!, but I don´t know anything about it. No age, no origin, no use (may a butter knife??????.........my grandma always used to spread the butter with it).
http://i1251 ...

Thank you very very much Trev!!!!
I've been very busy lately, but now I hope to have more time to take part in this forum!!!!.

Thank you again!

Fer.

Hello friends!!!

I wonder, if somebody could tell me anything about this asparagus tonges....(well, I think is an asparagus tongs. am I right???)
http://i1251.photobucket.com/albums/hh547/polo_fer_lauren/bf26cef8.png

I can't identify the hallmark, so I suppose it is silver plated but I don't ...

Thank you very much Miles. I appreciate your opinion.

Fernando.
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Hello every one.

Here we have a pair of knife rest whose hallmarks are worn-out, or even incomplete.

http://es.geocities.com/gruporameja/kniferest/reposacubiertogeorgiano.jpg

As far as I can see, they are Scottish (THISTLE-EDINBURGH) and georgian. George Fenwick is probably the silversmith ...

Thank you Trev.

I have taken better photo of Minerva mark. In which seems to appear number 1. Am I right?.



Could any one tell me if Henin & Cie is still active?.


Thank you in advance.

Fernando.

Hello everybody!!!!!! It's a pleasure postting a new topic again.

http://es.geocities.com/gruporameja/CUBIERTOSSERVIRHENINCIE/cubiertoshenincie.jpg

This serving spoon and fork were made by Henin & Cie. I dont know the silver standard (950 or 800).Perhaps you could help me. Can you date that ...

Hi.

Could someone help me to date this pair of napkin rings?.




Thank you.

Fer.

Hola Juan.

I'm not an expert, but I would say that the maker is Joseph Braham from London and year is 1887.

Best regard.
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Thank Trev, I apreciatte your help.

Perhaps, someone can tell me something about Michael Keating. I would like to have some information about him.

Thank you in advance.

Fer.
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Hello friends!.

I have a Dublin dessert spoon from 1804, but It is without duty mark. Is it usual? or may be, the spoon is a fake?. On the other hand, the maker mark is Michael Keating. I have read he was a controversial silversmith (He was some time in prison for selling below standard silver ...

Thank you very much!!!!!.

Fer.

Thank you both of you, your help is very appreciate.

Fer.

Thank you Fatso!!

Well! Please, accept my apologize for my great ignorance in this matter.

I have read on the web that the Hanau silver industry chose mark its output with fantasy marks. In my opinion my saltcellar is not marked with these ones.
All the silversmith in Hanau used to use these ...

Thank you Bahner, your help is very appreciate!

..........but, I am not familiarize with German silver so I am very confuse about Hanau. When you say "cries Hanau" are you saying that may be a fake?, Was all the produccion from Hanau fakes?.

Thank you again.

Fer.

Thank you very much for your contribution.

Fer.

Hello everyone!!!

Here I come this time with a German piece! In my opinion, it's a lovely saltcellar.
http://es.geocities.com/gruporameja/saleroimperio/saleroaleman.JPG

The maker mark is extremely damage. Someone may identify it. If so, please let me know.

http://es.geocities.com/gruporameja ...

Thank you for your help Pat.

Fer.

Hello everyone!!!.

I would like to date this lovely salt shakes, but I don't know about Gorham. Could you help me?.

http://es.geocities.com/gruporameja/salerosgorham/gorhamsalero.JPG

Does letter "A" indicates the year of manufacture?

http://es.geocities.com/gruporameja/salerosgorham ...

Thank you Pat. I appreciate very much your help.

Thank you again.

Fer.