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dognose wrote: Thu Aug 14, 2025 3:02 am Hi,

Your spoon is German, made by Adam Manns & Sohn of Dörnigheim.

Trev.

Thank you so much! And thank you for writing all of those Macabre Stories of the Silver Trade. I've spent hours reading those...

Best,

Connor

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Danish, I believe. From a Boat that went from Demark to Portugal in 10.21.1950.
Not seeing a maker for AMO or AMD. Was wondering if the last character was an image/not a letter or something.

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Thank you so much! Used my jeweler's loop to confirm. Thank you for being around and still looking at my blurry photos.

Got this at an antique store and I think it has two crowns before the lion? I know it's English and it's obviously sterling...just can't figure out the maker. I believe the apostle is Saint Peter...

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dognose wrote: Thu Nov 28, 2024 3:43 am See also: James Dixon & Sons of Sheffield - Information

Trev.

Thank you for the valuable information, Trev!

I'll be looking for older and more pure English spoons in the future. This was a gamble at an antique store.

@Traintime -- Thank you so much! I appreciate the time to write this.

This might be better actually. Different spoon in the same set.

Thanks @silvermakersmarks!

Maybe this is better? It is sooo small.