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After reading a few posts about fake polish items I would like to know if these might be fakes or not

They dont have the owl hallmark

The cartouches are not engraved, is this normal?

Thanks!!!

Hi -

please try to post better (larger) detail photos, so we can explain the single marks. On the first glance your objects look authentic - but with better photos we can see exactly what it is. Unengraved cartouches are common - it was a matter of money, time and personal taste.

Regards
Postnikov

Yes, better and sharper photos of the marks would help the identification remarkably. However, what can be seen as for now is:

The upper mark seems to be the (Jan) Pogorzelski factory with their trade mark a stag's head, The assayer Walery Kostrebsky in Warszaw 1859 (1852-1860)

The lower mark is difficult to read because it is over marked and blurry. The only thing I can see with certainty is the assayer's mark O.C. It is Osip Sosikowsky/Sosenkowskij...also in Warszaw (1869-1896) but the rest ?????

What I stated is with reservations only. New pictures might change my current opinion.

Thanks for your answers, I will post better pictures of the marks
the other maker is F. ROEVER

Here are the new pictures, thanks for your advice!!

OK, got it!

First mark is what I stated and the second mark is F.ROEVER alias Fryderyk Roever 1874-1875 in Warszaw. his trademark is a mermaid holding a sword. The rest I told you already

Hi Eleazar,

Please remember in future postings that only item is permitted per topic as per the Posting Requirements

Trev.

Im sorry it will not happen again, Thank you very much for your answers!