HALLMARKS OF GERMAN SILVER
MARKS AND HALLMARKS OF GERMANY - 19TH CENTURY -
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German hallmarking system was unified in 1888 adopting the nation mark "crescent and crown" indicating the
in thousandths the fineness of silver. This system is still in use in present days.
The previous system was based on different town marks and the silver fineness was indicated in "loth"
(12 loth corresponding to 750/1000, 13 loth = 812/1000, 14 loth = 875/1000, 15 loth = 937/1000)
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Furth 1770 |
Hanau 1770 |
Darmstadt 18th cent. |
Augsburg 1690/1695 |
Liegnitz 1830 |
Nurnberg 1710 |
Frankfurt/m 18th cent. |
Dresden c. 1850 |
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Berlin 1788-1802 |
Breslau 18th cent. |
Hamburg 1784-1791 |
Ulm 18th cent. |
Herrnhut c. 1790 |
Leignitz 17th cent. |
Stuttgart 19th cent. |
Kassel 1840-1845 |
GERMAN SILVER HALLMARKS OF THE 19TH CENTURY
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HANAU - mid 19th century: silversmith Johann Conrad Wilhelm Philipp Hessler, 1805-1872
ref:Scheffler/Goldschmiede HessensNo.334, page 400 |
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DARMSTADT c. 1840: silversmith Johannes Ernst Ludwig Vietor
ref: Scheffler/Goldschmiede Hessens page 21, No.40/69 |
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LIEGNITZ/Schlesien c. 1830: silversmith Julius Frey
ref: : Rosenberg Der Goldschmiede Merkzeichen Band II page 259,
Hintze Schlesische Goldschmiede |
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BERLIN 1820/30: silversmith Georg Friedrich Fournier (1773-1832)
ref: Scheffler/Berliner Goldschmiede No.14,18, page 288,289 |
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AUGSBURG 1815: silversmith Johann Georg Christoph Neuss, 1774-1857
retailer Johann Alois Seethaler, 1775-1835
ref: Seling/Die Kunst der Augsburger Goldschmiede vol. III No.302,2637,2665,
Horbas-Möller/Silber No.129 |
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