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OSCAR HADANK

Stallechreiber Strasse 34, Berlin


Oscar Hadank - Berlin - 1902

Oscar Hadank's trade mark was a Lion Rampant holding keys in his paws, with an 'O' above, and a 'H' below.

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WILHELM STÃœTTGEN

Schadowstrasse 50, Düsseldorf


Wilhelm Stüttgen - Düsseldorf - 1904


Wilhelm Stüttgen - Düsseldorf - 1906

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P. WOLFF & Co.

Hamburg


P. Wolff & Co. - Hamburg - 1902

P. Wolff & Co. registered their trade mark 'GLOBUS' (P.W.C. above the two globes above the word globus) in 1902. The trade mark 'Parlament - Premier Waltham Compages- written in script, in 1900. The trade mark 'VENUS' (P.W.C. above a six-pointed star containing a rose above the word venus) in 1898.

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NIEDIECK & WIEBE

Düsseldorf


Niedieck & Wiebe - Düsseldorf - 1901


Niedieck & Wiebe - Düsseldorf - 1905


Niedieck & Wiebe - Düsseldorf - 1907

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GEBRÃœDER LIPCKE

Prinzenstrasse 84, Berlin



Gebr. Lipcke - Berlin - 1903




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A. WIEDER

Köln, later, Stade



A. Wieder - Köln - 1907

The business of A. Wieder later removed from Cologne to the city of Stade where they succeeded the firm of Hugo Lehn and traded under the name of Doublina-Besteckfabrik and retained the Doublina mark of a 'D' within a triangle They remained active until the 1950's.

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H.A. ERBE

Schmalkalden, Thuringia



H.A. Erbe - Schmalkalden, Thur. - 1905



H.A. Erbe - Schmalkalden, Thur. - 1907



H.A. Erbe - Schmalkalden, Thur. - 1908

Heinrich Adolf Erbe's business was established in 1856.

Besides the mark shown at the base of the 1905 advertisement, H.A. Erbe also used a right-facing 'centaur' mark.










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LOUIS BAHNER

Oranienstrasse 172, Berlin


Louis Bahner - Berlin - 1901

Louis Bahner was the son of the silversmith, Anton Franz Hubert Bahner, and the grandson of the silversmith, Peter Anton Bahner. Louis's brothers, Anton jr., Peter and Wilhelm were also prominent members of the German silver trade.

Louis Bahner's mark was a star rising over the horizon.

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GABRIEL HERMELING

Langgasse 21, Köln



Gabriel Hermeling - Köln - 1904

Gabriel Hermeling was born in Cologne in 1833, and died there in 1904.

Some examples of the work of Gabriel Hermeling:













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ROBERT BAUMS

Richmodstrasse 13, Köln



Robert Baums - Köln - 1904

Established in 1891.

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ARNOLD KÜNNE

Altena



Arn. Künne - Altena - 1900



Arn. Künne - Altena - 1905



Arn. Künne - Altena - 1907

Work is often marked 'A. KÜNNE ' and 'ALTENA'

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GEORG HATTING

Vreden, Westfalen



Georg Hatting - Vreden - 1902

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BITTER & GOBBERS G.m.b.H.

Krefeld (Crefeld)



Bitter & Gobbers - Krefeld - 1904



Bitter & Gobbers - Krefeld - 1907

Bitter & Gobbers was founded c.1900 by Peter Bitter and Wilhelm Gobbers. They were in business until c.1910.



Bitter & Gobbers - Krefeld - 1907

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CAESAR HEILBRONN

Kommandantenstrasse 15, Berlin



Caesar Heilbronn - Berlin - 1904



Caesar Heilbronn - Berlin - 1908

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A.E. NATORP

Worringerstrasse 101, Düsseldorf



A.E. Natorp - Düsseldorf - 1908

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CLARFELD & SPRINGMEYER

Hemer, Westfalia



Clarfeld & Springmeyer - Hemer - 1902



Clarfeld & Springmeyer - Hemer - 1903

The business was established by Friedrich Clarfeld and Heinrich Springmeyer.

Manufacturers of mostly plated flatware, however some silver pieces have been noted.

Josef Maria Olbrich and Ernst Reigel were employed as designers at Clarfeld & Springmeyer.



The monogram of Josef Maria Olbrich (1867-1908) incorporated in to one of his designs for Clarfeld & Springmeyer. Olbrich designed for many firms, including Hueck Metallwarenfabrik, Christofle, August Wellner Söhne, and Villeroy & Boch.




The name of the firm was restyled to Clarfeld & Co. K.G in 1931.

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GEORG JACOB

Leipzig



Georg Jacob - Leipzig - 1907



Georg Jacob - Leipzig - 1908

Established in 1877.




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JULIUS JACOB

Kommandantenstrasse 57, later, 48, Berlin



Julius Jacob - Berlin - 1903



Julius Jacob - Berlin - 1903



Julius Jacob - Berlin - 1907



Julius Jacob - Berlin - 1908

Established in 1888.

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ZWILLING J.A. HENCKELS

Grünewalder Straße 14-22, Solingen



J.A. Henkels - Solingen - 1898



J.A. Henckels - Solingen - 1902

Peter Henkels registered the Gemini Twin trademark with the Cutlers´ Guild of Solingen on the 13th June 1731.




J.A. Henkels opened their first office in Berlin in 1818.




The firm displayed their wares at the major exhibitions, including the The Great Exhibition at London in 1851, the World Exhibition in Chicago in 1893, the Paris Exhibition in 1900, and the World Exhibition in San Francisco in 1915. The firm had a sales office in New York by 1883.





Details of Henkels USA trade mark registration filed on the 5th February 1884 under the name of Friedrich Wilhelm Beckmann:




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R. KLITSCHER & Co.

Wallstrasse, Berlin



R. Klitscher & Co. - Berlin - 1908

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