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I have 2 egg cups with the "Diana" head and 5-pt cartouche so I know it is .800 silver probably between 1867-1872 Austro-Hungary. But what silversmith is "Latzko" and when did he work?

The mark beside Diana's head looks like an eagle.

Assuming that 3 of the spoons (those with the coin head) are commemoratives, any opinion about #2 and #3. What type of utensil are these (fish?)?

This question involves 3 different styles which I am calling (1) the coin spoons -3 of these, (2) the shovel spoon -2 of these, and (3) the shovel & fork. There is one photo that shows everything:
http://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/xq90/922/yZx1Uu.jpg
The coin spoons or ladles have a Hungarian coin ...

Thank you, AG2012

I recognize the Austrian mark from about 1857, but can't find what the "CS" mark (silversmith?) means.

Thank you. My father was a diplomat in Budapest in 1960-1963. Now I understand why he had this silverware (Austro-Hungarian)

This forum is wonderful. Thank you very much

I think I am doing this right. Based on your help today, I guess (from the DOG'S HEAD mark), that I have an Austrian spoon from 1867? What are the other two hallmarks.... "LIPP" looks upside down....and "B.A." I guess should be a city (but what city?)
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Thank you. You have been very helpful. Can you identify the silversmith from the 3rd mark?

Please help me understand the hallmarks..... How do you know where it was made and the silver content? And how can I calculate the date that it was made? By the way, thank you very much for your help.

By the way, I found this site about Polish silver under Russian partition to be very useful.
http://www.ascasonline.org/windowAGOS99.html

(I'm new so I don't know if you already addressed the question asked by Jack in 2009)

I would like to identify the mark on a dresser jewelry holder.

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