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Hello,

Thanks for your response, i think this was the information i was looking for.
Unfortunately i can 't find which publucation of the gnm you are referring to. As i have not
Much info on german publucations. Do you remembering the title of this book, i then might be able
To find it somewhere so ...

It might still me 19th century, but I hope someone recognizes the exact same "N" on another piece wich has a known date.
Both Tardy and Rosenberg seem to show this specific "N" but ofcourse there are a lot of mistakes in these.

Hello, thank you for your comments.

I am familiar with Hanau silverware and marks, but could not find any marks similar to those on this dish.

The photos I posted earlier may not do it justice. It is certainly not a cast or stamped decoration. The decorations are all manually driven and cisselled ...

Hi,

Thanks for your reply. Can you elaborate a little more
on why you think it's 19th century Hanau?
I have not been able to find these marks in online
Refereces to Hanau marks. I would also expect more than two
not very destinct marks on Hanau silver.
But maybe you have examples of these?
I ...

Hello,

I found this small dish on an online fleamarket.
I belueve this is a 17th century Nurnberg dish.
Unfortunately i have no recent books on German / Nurnberg marks
Rosenburg shows a lot of N's for 16th-18th century.
I was wondering if someone can dat these marks more precisely.
It has the N ...

Thanks Amena and peter for your replies.
The reference to the town of Dulken helped me a lot.

I do not have acces to the mentioned book but with some luck and help from google i managed to find a page from Scheffler's "Goldschmiede Reinland-Westfalen band I"


https://live.staticflickr.com/65535 ...

Hello,

This candlestick looks to be a mid 18th century candlestick. The hallmarks are not easy to read for me. One of the marks
looks like a 18th century mark for Bologne - Italy in my old Tardy`s but cant find that standing lion anywhere else.
So might not be Italian at all.

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Thank you so much for your fast response. Nice to know where it was made. Now the Hunt for finding siversmith BS starts. And i should start making sweatmeats.

Hello,

Not sure from which country this small bowl / dish came from
It`s about 9,5 cm across and 1,5cm high. At has two marks which seem not that old BR in an oval and a mark i can`t read well

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/52374981233_e0e58c2d1f.jpg

I bought it really cheap again online ...

Hi,

Nice to have the name of the maker! Thanks for looking that up.

Three are no residues or markings present that indicate the présence of any handles in the past.

At first sight i did not see any traces of gilding, but when i took a closer look with a magnifying glass i indeed noticed traces of ...

Thanks so much for your replies!
Basel it is!
Now the search for the silversmith MH continues, if i ever come up with a name i`ll post it here

I am looking for more information on this little tastevin or brandybowl (but without handles)
So maybe it should be called something else. It was sold to me as a 19th century replica, but i am not so sure.

It is small and measures ca. 14*10*3cm it`s weight is ca 55gr

It seems German to me but I ...

Many thanks for your reply. It`s nice to put a name to it.
Online I found some other items from Johann Schleuter with a B for 1708/1709 in a similar cartouche/outline.
So I guess C would be 1709/1710. For now, case closed.

Hallo,

Today my latest purchase arrived in the mail :), it was a lucky buy on an online Dutch marketplace. It seems to be an early 18th century candlestick from Dusseldorf. Unfortunately I can`t identify the datemark and makersmark as i don`t have literature on Dusseldorf hallmarks.
Could anyone ...

Alltough the attibution to Johann Bartermann is also found elswhere
I found a similar object in the collection of the kunstgewerbe museum in Dresden.
It seems to have he same hallmark, but is said to be made by Barianter Hosenmann.
While in an online version of the Marc Rosenberg Der Goldschmiede ...

Alltough the attibution to Johann Bartermann is also found elswhere
I found a similar object in the collection of the kunstgewerbe museum in Dresden.
It seems to have he same hallmark, but is said to be made by Barianter Hosenmann.
While in an online version of the Marc Rosenberg Der Goldschmiede ...

Hello Theodorich,

Thanks for your reply. Can you tell me in which publication you found these hallmarks?
If from Johann Bartermann I (1693-1732) a citymark from 1792-97 seems odd. Do you have an explanation for that?


regards,

Michiel

Hello,

I am currently restoring a large object of which the owner does not yet want me to publish pictures of. (its a kind of furniture)
It is tought to be made in Augsburg around 1700. I need help to identify the makersmark as i have currently no acces to
a library (due to Covid19).

We found ...