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Brilliant, thanks for that, he does seem to fit the assay date and now I've found other images of his works I'm happy that it appears to be a genuine piece.


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Mark

Hi, just purchased my first russian piece for my collection and I'm having some difficulty with the marks, they are rubbed in a few areas, the assay mark I believe is Nikolau Dubrovnik going by what looks like a 1839 date, but I'm at a dead end with the makers mark, so now I'm think it may be a fake...

Hi, apologies for the first photo, this is the best I could get it. Regards Mark. https://i.postimg.cc/9MS02Z06/Screenshot-20230114-160044-2.png Found these while researching my item, same design but described as a mustard and with unidentified Hanau marks. https://i.postimg.cc/fbhDh5W4/Screenshot-...

Hi, apologies for the first photo, this is the best I could get it.

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Mark.

Hi, got this, which I assume is a sugar or salt shaker, makers mark is a little worn but could be Adolf Mayer, do you think this is likely?.


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Mark.

Thought I'd post this just incase it's useful, I know the maker is unidentified but the marks are very clear on this ladle.









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Mark.

Mmm, yes, it's quite possible, they did come with another pair that are definitely Exeter, thanks for the links, I never realised Exeter was such a minefield. Here's the marks of the second pair incase they are useful. Thanks for the help Mark https://i.postimg.cc/rmzhTngd/DSC-0404.jpg https://i.pos...

Hi, just trying to find out if my attribution is correct. I've settled on these being William Weston purely on the location of the dot between the two 'W's, they are definitely London the leopard head crowned is just visible and it look like a George 3rd duty. So my thinking is, in the absence of a ...

Hi Mark, That looks suspiciously like a French silver plate mark. Can you make out the initials? See: https://www.925-1000.com/a_platenumbers.html Trev. No, I don't have the item, I was looking into it first, thanks for the link, another lesson learned, It does seem to be french plate, Possibly Cha...

Hi, apologies if I've put this in the wrong section, my knowledge of silver marks is still in its infancy, especially non UK. Anyway I put it here because of the '84', which seems to appear in russian marks. Thanks in advance. Mark https://i.postimg.cc/FFDbVb0Q/Screenshot-20221119-165754-2.png https...

oel wrote:Hi Mark, check out Gebrüder Kühn, Schwäbisch Gmünd.
https://www.925-1000.com/Fgerman_marks_a1884_5.html

Peter.

Hi, yes, that was one of my considerations, I was unsure because of the shield shape.


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Mark

Hi, got this small German pill box, I've looked through various resources but can't find anything close, looks like a horse figure if inverted but can't find any horse derived marks in a shield shape. Thanks in advance Mark. https://i.postimg.cc/3R0HGf2L/Screenshot-20221115-105131-2.png https://i.po...

Ah, half a mark, I originally thought it was trying to imitate this,




Thanks for the reply.


Mark.

Found this listed for sale but the hallmarks don't make sense to me, date letter doesn't seem to relate to the rest of the marks, but as I'm fairly new to this I'd thought I'd get opinions. https://i.postimg.cc/dVhkDQ7y/Screenshot-20221025-123418-2.png https://i.postimg.cc/nrVMxnbM/Screenshot-202210...

Thank you for that, it never occurred to me that I was looking at it upside down, now I can see it.


Thanks again


Mark.

Hi, could someone possibly help with this?, I was sold it as french which seems fine but I'm having trouble with the makers mark, I've tried to get the image as clear as I can. https://i.postimg.cc/ZqZWmPx0/DSC-0337.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/rFX0gLRS/DSC-0330-2.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/9fnz93jw/DSC-0...

Hi, the mark with the arrow is in the centre, it's definitely a manufacturer mark.
I've posted another picture of the rubbed mark just in case it is of any use.





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Mark

Very interesting, thank you for the detailed information.

Mark.

Excellent, thanks for that.
So because of the '800' mark would you say that it's 1872-1934?


Mark.