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-Town mark Danzig, present day Gdańsk.
-Mastermark "JR"; attributed to Johann Jacob Raths (active 1811-1846+).
-Äldermann/assayers mark "S", likely Carl Benjamin Schultz (in service as secondary assay master 1820 and as assay master 1821-1828).

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Gdańsk/Danzig spoon
Silver dining spoon, 45 grams, no decoration or inscriptions.
Any information would be welcome.
Regards,
idarf

S with an arrow - who is the maker?
A set of 5 monogrammed teaspoons, I assume silver plated.
Any information on origin, marks or maker would be appreciated!
Regards, idarf

"13 1/4" for a purity of 13 1/4 Loth, or about 83%, and made before 1892.
Makers mark "I.F." for J.Frisenberg (founded 1868 at Lillehammer in Norway, still in business. See https://frisenberg.no)
Regards, idarf

Thank you very much!

Could the eagle be a 1809-1812 Steuerstempel/Tax mark? Ref. Rosenberg 4423 - 4424.

Thank you! Interesting point, maybe it could be (X LÖTH.) in stead of IX LÖTH.

A tablespoon, 21.9 cm long and (only) 29 grams.

Engravings:
Finely dotted owner initials on the front: "A.G.", and danish or norwegian on the back; "Erindring af B.M. A.M."

Marks:
B in a circle
An eagle, possibly Preussian (it seems to be clutching a scepter and a globe in its claws)
SILBER IX ...

Cæsar Sølvsmedie, Copenhagen, Denmark (1945-1956)
Regards,
idarf

Hi all,
Table spoon, 20.5 cm, 42 grams.
Any information would be appreciated.
Regards,
idarf

Thank you!

Any information on this spoon would be appreciated.
There are two marks, unknown to me.
There is also a faint engraving on the back side that makes me assume the spoon is german; either "Heinrich & Frau" or "Heinrick & Frau".
It weighs 25 grams and is 17.9 cm long, and after light polishing it ...

Hello Nata37,
it seems like one of the marks on your piece is an exact match to a mark I recently posted a question about.
See viewtopic.php?p=229216
idarf

The user Nata37 posted a question in this forum on Fri Apr 21, 2023 3:10 am.
See https://www.925-1000.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=210953

I have pasted the two sets of marks into one picture below, with the marks from Nata37 on the left and the stamps on my plate on the right:
https://i.imgur.com ...

The middle mark (gothic M) is for E. B. Münster, assay master (guardein) in Christiania (present day Oslo) 1857 - 1862.
Regards, idarf

Thank you for a very interesting answer!

Hi!
Could these be dutch pseudo marks?
I have not found any similar silver plate or silver marks yet.
Thank you for any information that you might have.
Regards,
idarf

A Gorham Chantilly Sterling Teaspoon marked T

I found the https://www.925-1000.com/Gorham_Date_Code.html, and the marks seems to be in the style of the late 19th century.
Additionally, there is a sideways T in a rombus centered on the upper portion of the neck.

Does the T pinpoint the year of ...

Table spoon, engraved 1802, H.S, mining tools (Schlägel und Eisen)

Any information you might have about this spoon and the stamps would be appreciated.

Thank you!
idarf

(The spoon does not belong to me, but the owner gave his permission to post the images in this forum).
https://i.imgur.com ...

J.H could be Jens Elias Hagenæss of Bergen, Norway
Hagenæss apprenticed as a filigree worker at the workshop of Marius Hammer from 1892.
He was later employed at the workshops of Marius Hammer (Bergen), Antonius Frisch (Kristiania, presentday Oslo), Clemet Berg (Kristiania) and at L. Gullhagen ...