posted 05-08-2003 11:10 AM            

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Re - German Marks.
Attached are some mystery marks, probaly German, for you.

Three useful books are:

• Museum Boymans-van Beuningen, Rotterdam, 1992, "Silver of a New Era."
  ISBN 90 6918 089 8.
  
• Dr J R ter Molen, Museum Boymans-van Beuningen, Rotterdam, 1994, "Zilver."
  Dutch text and marks reproduced.
  ISBN 90 6918 128 2.
  
• A. Krekel-Aalberse, Thames & Hudson Ltd, London 1989, "Art Nouveau & Art
  Deco Silver." Marks and biographical information.
  
• Mrs Krekel-Aalberse has produced other publications but I have not seen them.
  
• Another, not seen, is the Brohan Museum "Modern Art of Metalwork."
  ISBN 3 98 0152 59 6 (?).

Regards,
ozfred.

Probably German made maker's marks etc:

• Unidentified maker C over W and Arms, probably German, pre 1914.
  

From various boxes:

1. Early 18th century, maker ?MM or WW?, 80.5 g, 74x50x18m.
   
   
2. Louis Neresheimer, Hanua, circa 1900, Swedish Import, 36.2g, 42x25x15mm
   
   
3. London Import, W Moering, 1898, 67.5g, 70x55x25mm.
   
   
4. London Import, A Graf, 1909, 67g, 60x40x29mm.
   
   
5. London Import, "IS", 1924, 210g, 115x75x27mm.
   
   
6. Austrian Import, 1901-1921, Pest, 82.5g, 65x55x30mm.
   
   

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posted 05-08-2003 11:12 AM            

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• 7. Late 19th century reproduction French antique style, 92.5g, 65x68x45mm.
  

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