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dognose wrote:Hi,

It's Swiss, by Jezler of Schaffhausen.

Trev.

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I ask experts to help. I bought this creamer. Hallmarks - 800 in a rectangle (not clearly German), some more nearby, plus a model number.
What country is this, who is the manufacturer?
I would be grateful for any help.
https://i.ibb.co/1LQ6kkK/20200310-112856.jpg
https://i.ibb.co/fHNgmK2/20200310 ...

Dear experts!
I ask for help. Got a kettle. Perhaps with traces of silvering - in places it is shiny, but copper is visible on a larger surface.
The mark at the bottom is only one - Victoria in a rectangular frame.
Can someone tell me something about this item?
I will be very grateful!
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Hello, believe the maker is Paul Ditges (do not have access to my books right now). You are absolutely right about the dedication. It reads: Marine-Oberstabsarzt der Reserve / Doktor Otto / seinem lieben Marine-Oberassistenzarzt der Reserve / Doktor Wallé / zur freundlichen Erinnerung / Brügge 1915 ...

I ask for help.
I understand that this is Germany, but I can not determine the manufacturer.
And I can not decipher this large unusual engraving. I suppose that mentioned two naval doctors who were then in Bruges.
https://i.ibb.co/m9CMDbs/BFF97310-1949-454-A-8641-88-F0-F88665-C2.jpg
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There was a question on the tongs.
Materials - silver 830 and stainless steel. Size is large, about 22 cm.
Hallmarks - 830s and a round icon with a bird that looks to the left.
A similar hallmarks was used by Brodrene Mylius, Norway, but there the bird is looking to the right.

I ask the experts for ...

So, Sterling after 1986. Now can we explain the (right facing 1963-) "Re-marking on silver" head stamp useage? Is it used to re-verify quality on older era silver with prior marks?
I have the same question.
It is interesting that Gdansk hallmark looks more newer that "re-marking".
Why?

dognose wrote:Hi,

It's Polish. See: http://www.925-1000.com/Fpoland_marks_1.html

Trev.

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I bought a bracelet with amber. It has a very unusual set of hallmarks.
First, rectangular - only digits 925.
Second, also rectangular - letter G, 925, the head (looks to the right).
Third: head in the circle.
Fourth - apparently, the brand of the firm - something like a stylized letter ii.
I've ...

Dear moderator! If You combine the posts, at least change the header to a new, otherwise no question will not see. I can't change the headline.

This is a German coffee spoon from 1874-1886.
On the upper side - the coat of arms of the Dukes of
At the bottom - the inscription: Johann Albrecht Herzog von Mecklenburg.
Who knows: where can be this spoon?
Palace cutlery?
I know that in the Russian guard was something similar: the officers ...

the [ )] Mark was the old manufacturer mark between (1874 - 1886) of Wilkens in Bremen (1874 - 1886)
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wilkens_%26_S%C3%B6hne

H.ROSE = Heinrich Rose in Schwerin *1839 +1901

ref: Lit: Wolfgang Scheffler, Goldschmiede Mittel- und Nordostdeutschlands, S.381 Nr89 #782 ...

I ask for help.
Coffee spoon from Germany. But the stamps are unusual - 750 and only crescent in the square.
And “H.Rose” - I could not find this manufacturer.
I will be grateful for the help.

dds1969
The mark you refer to is the family arms of the Swedish Wasa family. It shows a sheaf. GAB is not a "maker" in person, it is Guldsmedsaktiebolaget, a company, and the Wasa sheaf is their trade mark/logo often but not always seen punched on their products.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/House ...

The Swedish salt shaker in 1945.
Silver, gilding.
The first five hallmarks are clear, but what is the last hallmark? What does it mean?

I will be grateful for the help.

http://www.925-1000.com/td/f/Sweden/GAB-1.jpg


I ask for advice: what is this object, what is its purpose.
Silver, gilding ...

oel wrote:Hi, not for the city of Arnhem nor Dutch perhaps German.
For Arnhem see:
http://www.925-1000.com/forum/viewtopic ... 028#p80360
and for Dutch hallmarks see:
http://www.925-1000.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=32028

Peter.

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A question for connoisseurs.
Seven identical teaspoons. On each - only two hallmarks. The double-headed eagle in the circle and the letter R in the circle.
Also on all seven spoons there is an engraving - 1824.
It seems to be Holland, Arnhem.
But should not there be more than two stigmas?
And what ...

dragonflywink wrote:Believe that's the 'Koppel' pattern, designed in 1981 by Rigmor Andersen and Annelise Bjorner...

~Cheryl

Thank you very much!

I bought such a fork and knife of Georg Jensen.
The handle - sterling silver, the blade - stainless steel.
Please help me: what style is it, what pattern?