Hi All
I have a spoon which has a makers hall mark I can not find any trace of any where, spoon is 220mm long, 83 grams
if anyone can identify this master I would appreciate it
Thanks
Russian Spoon
Re: Russian Spoon
Hello!
This is Vilno (Вильно, Вильнюс), assayer Alexander Artsybashev (Александр Арцыбашев), maker Shmuel Begak (Шмуль Бегак).
Regards.
This is Vilno (Вильно, Вильнюс), assayer Alexander Artsybashev (Александр Арцыбашев), maker Shmuel Begak (Шмуль Бегак).
Regards.
Re: Russian Spoon
Mind my saying, but in my eyes the assayer's initials seems to be AK not AA. That would be Aleksander Krollau in Vilna 1891-1899. In my records Artsibaschev was in Moscow in 1895.
Re: Russian Spoon
Qrt.S, you are absolutely right - this is Krollau. Unfortunately assay mark is poorly readable, and my eyes are no longer perfect ...
And my second mistake - the name of Artsybashev is Anatoliy (Анатолий) but not Alexander.
And my second mistake - the name of Artsybashev is Anatoliy (Анатолий) but not Alexander.
Re: Russian Spoon
Thanks to all for responding with an answer
Re: Russian Spoon
@Krisztián
Yes it is, he used two punches Ш·Б and Ш.БЕГАК. He was born 1843 or 1857 and became master 1886 (- 1898) Why are you wondering?
Yes it is, he used two punches Ш·Б and Ш.БЕГАК. He was born 1843 or 1857 and became master 1886 (- 1898) Why are you wondering?
Re: Russian Spoon
Dear Qrt.s!
I was just courious, because today made the photos of the mark, and I wanted to know the makers, but I didn find it.
So thank you for your answer.
Best regards!
Krisztián
I was just courious, because today made the photos of the mark, and I wanted to know the makers, but I didn find it.
So thank you for your answer.
Best regards!
Krisztián