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JayT wrote:On my monitor the maker’s mark isn’t showing, just the Minerva.
Please try again.

Yes, sorry))) Here is an image of a mark:

Hello. As the topic says I cannot find this maker. To me, it seems like CC or GC with three stars on top and something in a middle. Does anyone know who this might be? Thank you in advance.

JayT wrote:Louis-Charles-Simon Leterne (also Leterme), a jeweller working in Paris at 78, rue Montmartre was the maker. His symbol was a highway marker (une borne). Leterne registered his mark on 19 July 1871. No end date is given.

See Arminjon, v. II, no. 03694, p. 333.

Thank you alot JayT for your help.

Hello. I have this silver 24 pieces fish flatware set. Unfortunately the maker is unknown to me. Is anyone familiar with with mark? Thank you in advance.

The maker of your ice cream service is not listed in Arminjon, and checking the Ministry of Culture database for Paris makers registered after 1878, I suggest the following: François Lebat, manufacturing silversmith located in Paris at 43 rue de Montmorency. He first registered his mark 19 January ...

Hello. Does anyone know who this maker could be? didn't find him in my sources. Thank you in advance.

huszas76 wrote:It's Polgár Kálmán's mark in Budapest.
Best regards!
Krisztián

Thank you for your help!!!

Hello. I have this tray which was made in Austo-Hungaria in a period between 1872 - 1922 in Pest (Budapest). Does anyone know this maker? what it seems to me is a bell with letters inside. Thank you in advance.

Hello Thanks for your clear pictures. The maker is not from Paris, but a French province, as seen by the symbol (différent) next to Minerva’s forehead. Unfortunately I can’t quite decipher this squiggle, so can’t tell you where your service was made. However, the retailer Millet jewellers has been ...

Thank you both a lot for your such a big research. What I forgot to mention, is that this set was bought in Stockholm. So I do agree that this might be Swedish Rosen family crest.

Hello, I have this silver two-piece tea set made by Josef Carl von Klinkosch in the second half of 19th cenruty. Any ideas who this crest might have belonged to? Thank you in advance.

Hello. I have this set with an unknown maker. What it looks like, it is ML and Cie with leaf in a middle, probably a maker, and E. Millet is a shop in Carcassonne, where it was sold. Any information on this maker? Thank you in Advance. PS: I already saw this post, but it does not look like a bay lea...

Hello. I have this large Latvian made vase. Unfortunately, I cannot find any information about the maker. Does anyone know who A/S L.Rosenthal is? I think A/S stands for "Akciju sabiedrība (Joint-stock company)". Thank you in advance. https://i.imgur.com/jHKzu7Y.jpg https://i.imgur.com/Mip...

dognose wrote:Hi,

I think you will find it is Henniger & Co.. I believe they were based in Leipzig, or was it Warsaw?

Trev.

Thank you. Yes, I've found it.

Are you sure it does not start out as H. Co, with the small "o" elevated and underlined. The rest might then be a location or some other term. Thank you for your reply. Yes, you are right. This does seem like a H. Co Henniser. But still, he is unknown to me. Does anyone know who that migh...

Hello. Does anyone know this maker? Looks like H. Cahenniser. Thank you in advance.

... or see all the Sheffield X's in one go: http://www.silvermakersmarks.co.uk/Dates/Sheffield/Date%20Letters%20X.html See here for 1940: http://www.silvermakersmarks.co.uk/Dates/Sheffield/Cycle%201918-1942.html See here for 1965: http://www.silvermakersmarks.co.uk/Dates/Sheffield/Cycle%201943-1967...

Hi, I think L R & S of Sheffield has not been identified so far. Yes, they were active in the forties. Regards Hi, I think L R & S of Sheffield has not been identified so far. Yes, they were active in the forties. Regards Thank you for your help and your time. Why do you think it is 1965? I...

Hello everyone! I have this beautiful coffee cup with silver from 1940. Does anyone know this maker LR&S? Thank you in advance.

Have this last item. Unfortunately, the second letter of the maker is not seen, but the first letter seems to be A. Does anyone know who might this be?