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Hello all.

Well, after a year now i know what is my object!!!

So, it is a Sovereign case , not complete, missing the spring action mechanism for holding the coins.
You can see some pictures in google: http://www.google.com/images?hl=en&q=sovereign%20case&um=1&ie=UTF-8&source=og&sa=N&tab=wi&biw ...

Thanks Theoderich.

I only knew the first one, not the second with the Lion more stylized.

Looking at my mark and this second one from Vietor i have to say that is very similar, the four legs are nearly identical...

Many thanks again.

Many thanks Theoderich, yes all of them are having a prancing animal...

Thanks again silverport, specially for the aditional information that i would never have been able to find :-)

I will take the possible Gebrüder Deyhle atribution, looks quite accurate.

Greetings.

Hello again silverport, thanks for your fast answer.

Gebrüder Deyhle was other of my choices, even Vietor in Darmstadt, as the few i can see is a prancing animal with the head and the tail missing...

I though on Gebrüder Kühn because the stylized legs as they are apperaring in the 3rd mark here ...

Hello.

We have this Silver holy water font with a Hutschenreuther porcelain plaque.

The silver mark doesn't appear to be complete and we are not sure about the maker.

Could be Gebrüder Kühn?

http://d.imagehost.org/0487/Benditera-02.jpg

http://d.imagehost.org/0056/Benditera-Marca.jpg ...

Many thanks for the aditional info silverport.

Best regards.

Hello:

Charles Horner, Chester.

The mark:

http://www.925-1000.com/dlChester.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Dedicated Page:

http://www.charleshorner.co.uk/contents.htm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Bye :-)

Hello:

These are a pair of earrings, silver, onix, markasits and emeralds.

http://i.imagehost.org/t/0665/pendientes-02.jpg

They have a maker's mark besides 925. We read H E.

http://i.imagehost.org/t/0648/pendientes-marca.jpg

Somebody knows who could be the maker and if they are german or ...

Hello all:

Some days ago i asked for a mark in piece of jewellery that was identified as the Laurin Mark, well, now i have a new piece with the Laurin mark plus a maker's mark that i can't find.

The bracelet:

http://i.imagehost.org/t/0308/laurin-01.jpg

The marks:

http://i.imagehost.org/0351 ...

Well, just for the record, i have now more ingo about "G W Harvey & Co"

They were making Cigarette case, dish, souvenir spoon, vesta, and i have seen on the net a vesta with same decoration that my "Thing"

http://f.imagehost.org/0876/Vesta.jpg

They were having 2 marks, one from 1897 to 1898 and ...

Ah...i din't know that the years were going from May to May...

So, this is precision with dating!!!

About the german conection, this is something we were thinking due to the style, but could have been also French or Belgian, now we are nealy sure that is german.

Many thanks again.
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Many thanks for the info, very useful.

Only one doubt, in the London dates letters list "g" is appearing as 1902 and you say is 1903. http://www.925-1000.com/dlLondon.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Best wishes.
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Good morning all:

I have an small Art Nouveau silver tray with marks corresponding to have been imported to London in 1902.

http://i.imagehost.org/t/0875/Bandeja-Patricia-01.jpg

Well this part is clear (missing from were was imported...)

The maker-importer mark reads "L.F.B&Cº" and i can't ...

Hello Trev:

Well, now is when i'm getting more confussed if possible....

Lets try, the object went from france to england with the Brevete and may be a maker's mark to england, beig considered as just pieces...

Then it got the Patent mark and the assay mark from Birmingham 1902 (without the F for ...

Thanks Trev.

I had a good time trying to understand your lasty post...now i think i have it.

You mean, something was writen in the place were now is the screw, no?

So, over the "Patent" was a word in semi-circle, and showld read something as "W_ _ _ XS" or "W_ _ _ OCS"

What a mess of marking ...

So, is it English or is it French?

My thoughts are that technically it is English, although its origins are, of course, French.

My reasoning is that if this item had been imported into the UK, at around this date, then it would have subject to having been struck with the appropriate import marks ...

:-) I will add something more to this mistery... we have buy it in Bonn, Germany ;-)

It has been travelling for a while, as now it is in Spain... :-)

Good morning.

Thanks for the contribution.

Well, so for the moment i've got the impresion that this object has been done in Birmingham, patented there, and may be exported to France with a "Brevete" mark as registered model in france too?

I've found thos old topic http://www.925-1000.com/forum ...

Many thanks silverport;

So, are you linking the design to the Wiener Werkstätte?
It is looking slightly as Hoffman designs for the WW, specially the foot (fuss).

If you feel more confortable writing in german you can send us a PM, my husband is german :-)

Interesting the conection with Deffner ...

:-)

Many thanks Bahner.

I was suspecting this was the mark, B, E and a Key in the middle, but you know without picture...and this one is not appearing in the Krupp-Berndorf section, not in silver and not in silver plate items, so (to the admins) add my picture to the archives :-)

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