The date 1667 and the Prussian contribution from 1809 are engraved.
Request to identify the goldsmith
1667, GR
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RoderykWLK
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1667, GR
The date 1667 and the Prussian contribution from 1809 are engraved.
Request to identify the goldsmith
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Theoderich
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Re: 1667, GR
It is interesting, but without a hallmark it is like looking for a needle in a pile of straw.RoderykWLK wrote: ↑Wed Dec 18, 2024 8:39 am
The date 1667 and the Prussian contribution from 1809 are engraved.
Request to identify the goldsmith
Can you make better images of all marks?
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RoderykWLK
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Re: 1667, GR
Unfortunately, there is only a monogram from the photo. There is no city sign. The date is engraved
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Theoderich
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Re: 1667, GR
but You write:RoderykWLK wrote: ↑Fri Dec 20, 2024 9:53 am Unfortunately, there is only a monogram from the photo. There is no city sign. The date is engraved
"the Prussian contribution from 1809 are engraved."
There are so many variants of this mark, so this mark could helpful to find the area.
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RoderykWLK
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Re: 1667, GR
I'll send a photo of the sign on Friday.