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You are right Peter, it is Rudolph Weißenfeld in Bamberg.

Nice beaker. A friend would get wet eyes.
I confirm.
There is an other objekt of this maker in the "Landesmuseum Württemberg".
Johann Conrad Sandberger (1669-1747)
https://bawue.museum-digital.de/index.p ... 1&oges=992

OK, now I think it is the "Uhrmacher" (Watchmaker)
Johann Friedrich Schmidt in Anklam.
*6. März 1792, oo 4. Juli 1822

[N] ca. 1799? .. i have seen N with inscription from 1802 and 1805.
Probably it was used a time periode.
MZ: [CCK] = Carl Christoph Karpienski (ref. [Scheffler, Goldschmiede Ostpreußens] Nr.12 #430) , oo 16.3.1794 Helene Kern.

I can't see any contradiction to the FW mark (1809-1812).

Yes, it is Hamburg with letter T (1811-1828)
Is there a makers mark?

amena wrote: ↑Fri Nov 10, 2023 12:11 pm

this mark could be from Erlau
is there a makers mark?

I think it is Köln

It is not a lion, but a wulf.
Passau
Franz Felix Storr *28.5.1773, +4.10.1842

Yes Riga, in Leistikow p313
Abdruck:84 (C.DEY) = Christopher Dey, * in Königsberg, master 26.10.1729 +7.11.1748

only a shot in the sky (the hallmark is not very clear),
but if the hallmark is a lion it could be from Hannover Neustadt
there was a maker Conrad Hermann Mundt with makers mark CHM but he was die before 1728

unicorn head of Schwäbisch Gmünd

I think all your three items have an unicorn head
from Schwäbisch Gmünd (ca. 1850)
I can not say, which company it is.

I don't think it's Carl August Langwaren: a jeweler who is last listed in Dresden directories in 1817. More likely Carl August Löschke (1765-1844), a gold & silversmith. Dear blakstone, I think You are right Löschke bekame citicen on 12.Juli 1794, born 2.Juli 1765 https://dfg-viewer.de/show?tx_...

yes, b is 1831

it is Koch & Bergfeld (Bremen)

it is an unicorn
from Schwäbisch Gmünd

interesting pseudo Dresden marks

I would be surprised, if it is silver.
I think it ist Jürst or Henniger in Berlin.

Christian Gotthelf Kunzmann, citizen in 15. July 1766 Goldarbeiter, born in Bockau, then I have seen this maker's mark with an older hallmark about from 1770 or it is ca. 25 Years later ca. 1795 .. then it could also Karl Gottfried Küntzel, he was a "Gold- & Silberarbeiter" .. this is...

so I believe the maker is more likely Carl Gottfried Kunzel (1765-1809), though there are other possibilities, e.g. Christian Gotthelf Kunzmann (ca. 1739-1813). Dear blakstone, I think You are right with Christian Gotthelf Kunzmann, citizen in 15. July 1766 Goldarbeiter, born in Bockau, then I have...