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Hi,
them 10th Mark on the right side should be a city mark:
It is Schwäbisch Gmünd (South Germany). The animal should be an "unicorn".

Greetings from Germany

8facher

the EP in the Mark HBEP indicates Electro plated. But for the rest of the marks i have at the moment no ideas.

Greetings from Germany
8facher

Hi @all

i prefer the german solution:
before setting the standard with halfmoon and crown (in 1884/1888) the german silver was marked (i´ve seen that many times on cutlery) with two times "800", to indicate the purity of silver.

I don´t think that it is Italian, because i miss the star and the ...

Hello,
with the "Hildesheimer Rose" design it looks like to be german origin.
but the 800 alone (without halfmoon and crown) you can not be sure that it is really silver.

greetings from germany
8facher

"90" is the mark for Silver plated !

The other marks i can´t give you any information.

See this site:

http://www.wellner-silber.de/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

their are contact informations, and you can ask the maker for himself!
Greetings from germany
8facher

Hi,
I need your help:
I have found some "Augsburger Faden" Cutlery (measurer fork spoon)
they are marked with the Hamburg city mark "Tower" and their is the date letter "D" Or "E" , i´m not sure.
But the cutlery is 800er Silver!

Wich date does this mean?

The Makers Mark is "B&G". If you have ...

Hi,
a look into the "Jan Divis" says, that the "N" was used for items from Nürnberg (Germany) between 1700-1750.
About the flying duck is nothing to find, but it is maybe the markers mark.
Greetings from Germany 8facher