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Im not sure about this item...... Any help would be greatly appreciated...

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Definitely Scandinavian, probably Swedish but I don't have my Swedish book with me till Tuesday and I don't see these mark online anywhere. It could also be Norwegian

Yes Swedish, I believe so too and the town mark for; Karlskrona, early 18th century. Prior the introduction of The Swedish State standard mark with the Swedish Imperial crest, the three crowns in a three-pass in 1752. The year letter Z (?) around 1736-1737(?)
https://hu.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karlskrona
See:
https://www.silverstamplar.com/town-marks.html


Peter.

Thanks to my Swedish connection herewith the maker's mark.The maker's mark reads IMH; for Johan Michel Hofner, registered in Karlskrona 1730- died 24-8-1739






Peter.

Gratitude: Tomas Niklasson

without hallmarks I would date this sop-ske at an earlier date.
So he made this in an old tradition looking backwards in time.
Old habbits and traditions live long after we would assume new style.

WOW, you folks are the BEST........



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A bit more. The second mark from the right (italic L) is the year mark for 1735 and the last mark, the "flower" is the alderman's mark for Adam Münchenberg 1728-1736