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Thank you all for your opinions.
So the question is where was the bowl made, by who, and when?

Thank you for your reply.
I am trying to find out where the coats of arms on the bowl come from.
That may be a way forward.
What you wrote does not convince me because the fineness of the silver is more than 925.

Thank you for your comments.
I do not agree with this. Here's what I think:
The first hallmark is clearly a "mark of charge" (Paris 1762-1768).
The second hallmark is a master's mark.
In Hanau they used "'pseudo" marks, but they only resembled the original.
Could you be mistaken, are you sure of ...

Hello,
French hallmarks, does anyone know how to unlock them?
Thanks for any help,
Zoltan

Thanks,
Zoltan

Nobody has any ideas?

Hello, two hands with a silversmith`s hammer: joint workshop of Johann Babirad (actie since 1901) and Josef Zemen (active since 1903). Not sure when the two joined forces. Active as Babirad and Zemen at least until 1932. They also retailed many patterns made by one of the major silver flatware ...

Hello,
Who made it? Probably German, 13L oth silver.
Regards

Hi there,
German silversmith, the maker's mark "CH".
Who is he?

Hi there,
Austrian fork, does anyone know this Viennese master?
Thank you for your help
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Yes, I see. The master mark missed. I made it up.

Hi there,
German silversmith, the maker's mark "CH".
Who is he?

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Greetings,
zolotnik

No, is on the base.

Thank you for your reply. I think it's a sugar bowl.

Hello,
I would like help in unlocking these French hallmarks.


Thanks&Greetings,
zolotnik

Thank you very much.

Hi there,
Please help me. French hallmarks from 1798 to 1809. The cock and head (number 85) are clear.
The master mark on both items is worn. Put together, the two may be "J" on the left, "B" on the right, "P" above, "H" below.
Unfortunately I can't take better pictures. Who was the maker?
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Thank you for help. I attach a picture of the hallmarks.