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Hi all,

I saw some weeks ago in a flea market in the South of France a silver sprinkling spoon ("cuiller à saupoudrer") that I could not photograph, sorry.

According to one of the mark I already knew : a fist holding a stick with the letter O or G ? (not sure of the letter, because the mark was a bit torn) in a circle, the spoon was made either in Roermond (now in The Netherlands) or in Bruges (now in Belgium), between 1815-1830 (source : De geschiedenis en de officiele merken van de keurkammers voor de waarborg van goud en zilver in Belgie van 1794 tot no [van Dievoet, 1980])

[img]https://imgur.com/a/HiGXvNB[img/]

I guess that the silversmith mark could help in the identification of the city in which this item was made : an anchor, letters HD, a compass, in a lozenge.
Do you know the name of this Dutch or Belgian silversmith ?

Thanks for your help !

One more try in order to embed the picture :



I also realize that this post could be more consistent in the "Dutch Silver" part of the forum.

Hi,

https://postimages.org (choose 'Share', then copy the 'Hotlink for forums' code) is recommended. Do not use Photobucket or Dropbox.

Trev.

As you described an anchor, letters HD, a compass, in a lozenge, no match Belgian or Dutch maker's marks .

Peter.
Source; Walter van Dievoet, Algemeen repertorium van de edelsmeden en van de merken van edelsmeedwerk in België. Waarborgholland, ˜Netherlands' Responsibility Marks since 1797

Thanks Trev. fr the "technical" update, I hope it will do better next time I try insert a pic !

Thanks Peter for your information. The mark I read was not so clean and a bit worn, so I may have misread it.