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Hi Peter, thanks so much for the link! yes these three marks are quite similar when looked at those Hanau spurious marks in 19th century. THX. David

Hello, can anyone help identify where this lovely tray from and the maker? what I could only see a charançon mark, which leads to a French imported mark in 19 century (I could be wrong). https://i.postimg.cc/nsYk3YmG/IMG-20231010-110351.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/YhZb0SkY/IMG-20231010-101901-1.jpg htt...

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I found these nice looking cuttery but have no idea about makers and age. Any advices? Thanks a Lot!





BR, David

Hi, I have a small silver plate showing in below pics. There is a silversmith mark representing Jozsef Ullamnn and a Diana head, I can recognized them. But there is another small mark like a teapot (?) inside. Anyone familiar with this? Thanks in advance! https://i.imgur.com/StN2C0G.jpg https://i.im...

Hi AG2012 / Krisztián, You are right! After I used more powerful magnifer it's more certain that a Diana head with P right beside her nose, referring to below pics (from two different spoons. So it seems like these spoons (I have total six of them) were reassessed (?) at Budapest during Austrian-Hun...

Hi Krisztián, Thanks a lot about the yearletters of Buda guils, yes, that makes sense! And I am happy if my pics useful for your new book! Thanks agian, The spoon made at Pozsony, 1818. The yearletter also confirm that. In Buda silvesmith guils used only a couple of yearletters from A-G, never N. Th...

Hi AG2012, Thanks for redirecting me to Bratislava, I found a Bratislava hallmark from https://www.925-1000.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=24&t=44870&p=130154&hilit=Bratislava+Hallmarks#p130154 , but it looks slightly different than it shows on my pic, be more specific, my pic shows a 13 on t...

Hi, I am new to this forum and found a lots of useful information for my newly bought pieces of old silver cutleres from Budapest. But here are some marks need help. They are all from one spoon as below imags showing. I could only recognize a Hungarian (be more specific, Buda) hallmark for year 1818...