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The other marks had been used from 1831 to 1868. The mark with the 2 above the heads says 800/1000 silber.
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D under a snake is Delheid Frères, Belgium.
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J. Dix stands for Jan Dix (1928 Dresden - 2019 Öhningen near Bodensee), son of the famous painter Otto Dix. He obviously sold this item made by Koch & Bergfeld and presumably designed it.
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Following my catalogue of fabrication numbers time of production was around 1958/59.
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It could be the Berlin silversmith HUMBERT and the A for the second assaymaster B.G.F. Andreack 1819-1842. The first assaymark, the Berlin bear with a letter is lacking.
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Thanks, Dad. Did you see my other posts "Russian spoons continuation"?
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Is Wong Shing silver Sterling or another alloy?
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Thanks Kurt for your answers on my 4 posts. I cannot do better photos because I did not buy the spoons yet. First I wanted to know what they are.
I understand that they are not a collector's item, exept perhaps the spoon with the "mixed brand".
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Thanks very much, Trevor. Far away from my thinking. By chance the first Chinese piece in my collection.
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These 4 spoons are marked with the sovereign, the crowned leopard, the date letter looking like W but must be a M for 1807 and the lion passant. The maker's mark is lacking. Are the spoons really made in 1807?
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PQ in a lozenge is the mark of Pierre Queillé, Paris.
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Hi silverik,
I got a PM from a member saying that CM could also stand for Charles Murat!?
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Hi silverik,
I got a PM saying that CM could also stand for Charles Murat!?
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Hi Dad,
thank you for your answer. I was quite surprised to read that it is Simferopol. i have nearly no litterature about Russian silver, only copies from PL about Petersburg and Moscow. Other origins are rare in Germany.
The maker (cyrill. Kh Ts) is not known?
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Hello silverik,
are the two numbers you mentioned in your post, "les numéros du registre de la garantie (pour les orfèvres)? Si oui, où est-ce que je trouve ce registre?
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Hello silverik,
I had given up the hope to get an answer on my question. Thanks very much. Is the symbol between C and M a tree or a plant? In the internet I found only one direct hit; cutlery by Mequignon. So he had a very limited production!?
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Translation for madej:
Master Sedelmayr, Reference Seling No.2004 (Seling's book about Augsburg silber) born ca.1673, Master 1707, married 1708, died 1736.
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Thanks Kurt,
aution houses speak of Jaschinov not Jaschinkov. What is right?
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For me unreadable marks. Prhaps some body has an idea?
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Petersburg maker A.M ? PL 1217?
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