what kind of silversmith could this be?
925 /STERLING FS / L eagle(?) R
German, Franz Scheurle? If so, who does the second mark belong to?
German silver?
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Il Codirosso
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German silver?
Hello everyone,
what kind of silversmith could this be?
925 /STERLING FS / L eagle(?) R
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German, Franz Scheurle? If so, who does the second mark belong to?
what kind of silversmith could this be?
925 /STERLING FS / L eagle(?) R
German, Franz Scheurle? If so, who does the second mark belong to?
Re: German silver?
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Re: German silver?
Hi, welcome to the forum. The barrel shaped mark LR with an eagle in between is a Belgian retailer/maker's mark. LR for Jean Louis Roosen, working in Brussels, 25-5-1949- ca. 1971. Jean Louis Roosen uses his mark as a retailer when this German-made item was sold in his Brussels store
FS in oval for Franz Scheurle.
In 1903 Franz Scheurle founded the "Silberwarenfabrik Franz Scheurle” in Schwäbisch Gmünd. At first, mainly handles for umbrellas and walking sticks were made, which had become fashionable due to the World Exhibition in Paris. In the 1920s he started making small silverware such as powder compacts. Under the leadership of his son Gerhard Scheurle, the design and production of jewelry was started. At first mainly men's jewelry, but later in the 1960s under the leadership of Franz Scheurle Jr. also jewelry and watches for the modern woman, mainly in silver. Later also in gold, platinum and stainless steel. It was based on Scandinavian and especially Finnish designs, which are characterized by simple, no-frills designs. Towards the beginning of the 1970s, the company was renamed Quinn, but it is still owned by the family (currently in the 4th generation). There has been some confusion internationally about the name Scheurle. The vintage jewelry is also known as Scheuerle sold with one too many "e"s in the name.
Source; Répertoire général des orfèvres et des marques d'orfèvrerie en Belgique = Algemeen repertorium van de edelsmeden en van de merken van edelsmeedwerk in België = General index of Belgian goldsmiths, silversmiths and hallmarks = Allgemeines Verzeichnis der Belgischen Gold- und Silberschmiede und der Merkzeichen / Walter Van Dievoet.
FS in oval for Franz Scheurle.
In 1903 Franz Scheurle founded the "Silberwarenfabrik Franz Scheurle” in Schwäbisch Gmünd. At first, mainly handles for umbrellas and walking sticks were made, which had become fashionable due to the World Exhibition in Paris. In the 1920s he started making small silverware such as powder compacts. Under the leadership of his son Gerhard Scheurle, the design and production of jewelry was started. At first mainly men's jewelry, but later in the 1960s under the leadership of Franz Scheurle Jr. also jewelry and watches for the modern woman, mainly in silver. Later also in gold, platinum and stainless steel. It was based on Scandinavian and especially Finnish designs, which are characterized by simple, no-frills designs. Towards the beginning of the 1970s, the company was renamed Quinn, but it is still owned by the family (currently in the 4th generation). There has been some confusion internationally about the name Scheurle. The vintage jewelry is also known as Scheuerle sold with one too many "e"s in the name.
Source; Répertoire général des orfèvres et des marques d'orfèvrerie en Belgique = Algemeen repertorium van de edelsmeden en van de merken van edelsmeedwerk in België = General index of Belgian goldsmiths, silversmiths and hallmarks = Allgemeines Verzeichnis der Belgischen Gold- und Silberschmiede und der Merkzeichen / Walter Van Dievoet.
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Re: German silver?
So...
things live their own very interesting lives and travel unknown paths around the world. It's very interesting to delve into their past.
These marks were on a cigarette box with a cedar interior.
Dear friends, Thank you for your replies and advice.
Il Codiroso
things live their own very interesting lives and travel unknown paths around the world. It's very interesting to delve into their past.
These marks were on a cigarette box with a cedar interior.
Dear friends, Thank you for your replies and advice.
Il Codiroso
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