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No Peter, thank you. Your help has been huge.

The minerva mark is too rubbed, I can only just discern that it is a minerva head. I can't find any proper maker's mark, but again, might be camouflaged through rubbing

Hi, Fairly common.Hooijkaas was the owner of a silver factory with a considerable manufacturring output. Could you please check for other Dutch marks ? Those marks could be spread over the item; year letter, Minerva head and a proper maker's mark. For Dutch (hall)marks see: http://www.925-1000.com/...

dognose wrote:Hi Anthony,

Welcome to the Forum.

Not Chinese, but Dutch, by Herbert Hooijkaas.

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One more question if I may. How common are these items?

Wow, dognose.

Thank you so much. Superb help. Very grateful

Hello there, I don't even know if I have posted this in the right area. I am guessing this might be Chinese export marks, but the Lion Passant looks like a Dutch Mark. However I can't identify any of the other marks as Dutch. Any expertise on this matter greatly appreciated. Thank you https://www.92...