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Hy all,
any suggestion about this family crest engraved on an Augsburger silver gilt brandy bowl of the mid-17th century?

thank you all

Hy all, I need your knowledge on the subject, what do you think of these marks? I believe they are late and imitative, not good and contemporary of the time.
I don't get the hallmarks, the kokoshnik for those years, 1892, should have Saint George and the dragon facing left and not right as in our ...

In this case the book of M. Rosenberg³ p307+308 coulb be helpful.

The hallmark looks like #3392, the makersmark like 3398.
But we find on an auction an beaker with an other variation of the hallmark and makers mark.

The shell could be real, but I'm not sure.
Scheffler and Rosenberg name some ...

Hi,
I believe the text of the engraving to be in German and some words in Latin. In appearance and style the bowl looks German to me.
Anno 1656 Den 8 Octoberis Abends Zwischen 6 Und 7 uhr Ǝst Geboren Thomas Wachler Genater Ursula pongraß Zollerin Witib
In October 1656 in the evening between 6 ...

seeing the assayer's line so thick and saw-like it's more German than Dutch

Dear all, but I mainly turn to @Oel
I'm undecided whether it is a Dutch or a German artifact, I'm triyng to identify two marks on a silver-gilt brandy bowl, town mark or the pseudo lion rampant for the fineness is partially illegible while that of the silversmith bears the letters CL between an ...

Dear ones I cannot figure out who, and therefore when, this Nurnberg silver gilt sweet-meat dish/wine tasster could have been made..
Any suggestions from the marks?

I checked on the Rosenberg Vol. III but without finding a match, and also the other mark "RR" on the left of the handle??
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Dear huszas76 I thought the number engraved could be 1638, and the partially written in Roman numerals, XXX...

Dear Theoderich and huszas thank you for the interest, but these photo of the marks are the better I could do, very little done...I have more entire images of the piece....
Sorry I can't be of more help...
I will need your help again shortly on a piece by Nunrberg for which my bibliography is of no ...

I’m trying to figure out what city, and silversmith, it might be, any suggestions? It is a weinprobierschale in silver vermeil, although the polylobed shape is slightly different from the usual and is devoid of the usual embossed decorations, It may also be a late nineteenth product of Hanau but I ...

Dear all, good morning,
any suggestion or idea about this mark?
@Blakstone, prince of the French forum.....any useful tips?

Hy all,
Has anyone ever seen this mark? it is located near the silversmith's mark which I have not identified.
I checked from the Beuque and there is no similar mark in France

Thanks to whoever can help me

Gorgeous, couldn't ask for better :-) !!!!! Superb!

@Peter
Thanks for the good luck

Dear Peter, thank you very much for all the info which, however, is already known to me, I don't want to say that I am educated on the subject, on the contrary, but in this case I was referring precisely to the situation of the taxes to be paid or not in case of export and punching of the piece with ...

Oel for responsibility mark what do you mean exactly? the warranty mark? sorry i cant understand, the Belgian hallmark hides nothing else, there is only the A950, and then if it was exported to Belgium why is there no Mercury head as we would expect there must be to get out of France?
Veryvery ...

Louis George Auger, son of Alphonse Auger, was born in 1864, so he cannot possibly be the Louis Auger of the firm of Auger & Falguieres who registered a mark in 1865; their mark is completely different and the name, I think, pure coincidence. The French Cultural Patrimony site does not record the ...

I'm not sure it's made by Auger Freres for all the reasons I wrote above.

Dear Oel
you're right, I was looking at another piece while cataloging this one!
So the mistery so there still remains the unsolved mystery of who the silversmith of the piece is....

Dear Oel thank you very much for the prompt reply, so I can assume that the tastevin was brought to Belgium and re-marked here according to current legislation, however it does not add up why the French Minerva is for a lower title, i.e. 800/1000 while in Belgium it even becomes 950!
Moreover ...