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Thanks Peter

This silver skimmer has in the past a restauration so the makers mark is hardly recognizable. However it looks like IP.
The citymark looks with an R? I need a second pair of eyes to be sure about this one....

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Very special silver purse, named in the book of Wttwaal on page 63, photo 124. The book says there is no makersmark, but I doubt it. I found one which looks like a can? Yearletter B stands for 1760. I did not find a silversmith in Haarlem with a can, but it could also be something else. Help is ...

We see no representation of this form in that good old Voet of 1974. a master of whom only a stylized board version is known in Voet. So someone whose work was unknown. In my opinion, this mark most resembles B.J., where the flag of the J flutters emphatically over the letter combination.

This knife attributed to Voet nr. 522: Bernardus Johannes Jelgerhuis, who (already) became a master at the age of twenty in 1779. He was the third generation in his family, after his father Johannes and his grandfather Bernardus sr. Junior did not grow old: 1759-1805. Apparently he no longer lived ...

It is determined as Voet-1974 nr 759, Andries Sjoukes from Dronrijp, Friesland.

Thanks for the investigation Peter. Sometime you have to use the helicopter view indeed. This sound plausible.

The tray is marked with the B of Joan Both, (mark 283 B, page 50 of the book merken der utrechtse edelsmeden 1598 - 1740) He was active from 1710.

Silver tray (cabaret), looks like a Dutch one, but I cannot determine the maker. He marked it with RH.

I need some help here.. Thanks in advance!

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Thansk Peter!

This silver bridal box is marked with for me unknown marks. Does somebody knows the country, maker? Period? I am really curious.

Thanks in advance!

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Thanks Peter!

Most likely made by the silversmiths Johannes or Arnold Leeking.

The bowl is marked with a master mark ?L, year letter q for 1733 and city mark Wesel / Germany.

Thanks Jay

Silver handbell, wenn I am correct, marked with the mark of Friesland and a yearletter? Never seen such a item out of Friesland. Am I correct?
Unfortunately no makersmark.

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Thanks for the suggestion, could probably work...

Weight: 33 gram. Length: 15,5 cm.

Thank you very much!