Antique German Marks

panels. The lamp bears the mark of its German origin on the underside of its textured base. Created in

. The base bears the impressed mark "GERMANY," indicating its origin. This rare piece exemplifies the

0.67 Inches). Hallmarks Stamped with the German Crown marks; the maker's mark MF and the mark for

marked on the underside with factory marks, US patent, Pattern number and artist mark. German, circa

held in numerous cities in Germany to mark Erich Heckel's 70th birthday, and the artist is honored in

A pair of Art Nouveau glass decanters (Carafes) with silver mountings. Hallmarked: Mark WTB

Dr. Twerdy Leuchten, 1920s, Germany. Makers mark to the top: Dr. Twerdy Original. Executed in

Baroque revival work. The basket is marked on the bottom with German silver marks. Silver weight is 1154 g

/ these made of bone, too. Manufactory: J.D. Schleissner & Sons / Hanau, Germany - firm mark (a

A guilloche enameled round box with flowers Beautiful enameled box, created in Pforzheim Germany

crescent and crown mark is the national mark of Germany, used for German silver from 1886 The measurements

than the mark for Germany as its origin). It is very heavy at 3.5 troy oz and in superb, age

Late 19th century German wood and silver decanter set with tray and six glasses by the company

chalice as well as a lyre. MANUFACTORY: HANAU / GERMANY master's mark: JEAN L. SCHLINGLOFF (having

during the Weimar Republic is captured in this poster image. For 20 German Marks, one could purchase a

stylized floral and graphic designs. Capped by a domed 800 silver lid bearing german silver marks, a

, but the German state silver mark was not introduced until 1886, so the goblet must date from after

hand painted figural porcelain shows the German Passau manufacture mark. It dates back to the early

: Stamped with German pre 1922 marks, the maker's mark LK inside an oval cartouche associated to the

Antique German Dresden crown H mark centerpiece bowl or serving compote. Made of porcelain

year. In 1921 Grosz was accused of insulting the army, which resulted in a 300 German Mark fine and the

with German silver marks (800, half moon and crown) and maker's mark for Felix Horovitz. Every item in

reverse. The connecting links have an impressed German 800 mark.

: Marked with the Richard Klemm factory mark / Dresden / Germany. One saucer is also marked for Bailey

- 7.7cm Depth - 0.9cm The Cigarette Case has German Silver Marks. This Antique Enamel Cigarette Case is

Stuttgart 6 Mark. Printed in Germany by G.m.b.H. (G. Schuh & Cie), Munchen. Very good condition, faint

A fine antique German enameled silver and glass dresser box. With a stout cut glass body and a

the german 800 silver mark. There is a makers mark with the initials WL in a shape reminiscent of

: Silver, enamel, chalcedonies Origin: Germany, c. 1900 Marks: 'Depose' 'TF' & '900' Fitted Case Condition

. Hallmarked 18K , marks of German maker, Swedish import marks, imported in 1929 ( year combination C8. Crown

is stamped with initials and has the German 800 silver mark.

, circa late 18th century Fully hallmarked with German hallmarks, alongside "13" mark, German standard

tongue of the clasp the bangle shows the 800 mark for German silver. The measurement of the diameter is

- in neutral timeless palette. Pieces by Heubach brothers from Lichte, in Thüringen Germany DEP mark

: Material: Gold and Diamond German, c. 1895 Marks: '‘750' & makers monogram 'TB' in a shield Fitted Case

crown mark for Germany, 800 for the silver's fineness, a maker's mark, and with model numbers. The lid

HALLMARKS: Crown and moon German assay mark for .800 fineness solid silver, and rubbed Hanau prestige marks

Circa 1890s, .800 fineness solid silver, Hanau, Germany, with French Import mark. This charming cow

looks like German Hanau Silver given the marks. The silversmith "Schmidt", worked since 1934 in Germany

colorful glass decorative stones on them and in several places. Marked with 19th-century German fantasy

fineness solid silver, Germany, Crown assay mark. STOCK NUMBER: 24024 Pieces acquired from this dealer

Victorian, Continental silver .800, footed tea caddy, Germany, with Hannau marks, circa. 1895, B

German manufacturer, with impressed marks including the numbers "1751" and "433" on the reverse. With a

swords mark in underglaze as well as incised marks. Germany, Circa: 1870

baron's coronet and heraldic coat of arms beneath. Stamped with the crown and crescent moon German silver

and Victoria, Princesses of Prussia, 1869.’ German, 750 standard, with maker’s mark ‘KB‘, 1869

. [WIKIPEDIA] ____________________________________________________________ Marks: GERMANY: German official

finding an original pair like this is even rarer!!!! Blue crossed swords Underglaze Meissen Mark. Germany

: Stamped with the the maker's mark associated to Meyle & Mayer and the German export mark for the assay of

Carrying German silver marks used by Koch & Bergfeld from c.1870-1885 in Bremen, this impressive

naturalistically colored. Marked on the underside with underglaze blue crossed swords marks. Germany, Circa: 1850.

the mark “Bonn, Germany "La Manche”, confirming its authenticity and heritage. Housed within is an

Fabrique' in Germany, circa 1755. The impressed mark used is the LW back stamp used between 1875 to 1900

Konigszelt, Germany – circa 1914-1922 The mark “Königszelt” translates to the King’s Tent. A lovely shaped

condition. Underneath are blue crossed swords mark and pressnumer. Germany, Circa: 1850

pieces are marked with blue crossed swords marks. Germany, Circa: 1800's Clock dimensions: Height: 25 in

. The backs of each plate have the signature underglazed blue-crossed swords mark. Germany, circa 1860.