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I finally found it:

Hello,
I have been looking a t a lot of work marked by Roman Plewkiewicz in Warsaw in XIX/XX, the mark is always "Plewkiewicz w Warszawie".
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But I cant find a single example of the abreviated version, "P. i Ska". I wish I could, but no such luck.
Thanks ...

OK, more usefull news, I just looked up WMF, and found that the marks mean: M= brass base metal. I/0= standard silver plate thickness, on a WMF piece.
I will see if I can find a lot more about WMF. Right now, I do not know what the letters stand for, except that its a manufacturer.

Thank you so ...

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