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A large Russian silver watch/clock key. Bejeweled eyes and nicely hallmarked. Could do with a bit of help with the hallmarks please. Number 30 of my collection. Thanks for looking. Neil
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What a beautiful design with the two interlocking birds, love this one!
Thank you Jenni, yes it is lovely. Neil
Thank you Vynil33rpm for the love. Neil
Cheers Broochman for the love. Neil
Thanks for the love Blunderbuss2. Neil
Neil,
About 1/2 way down the page on this link:
https://www.acsilver.co.uk/acsnews/2015/11/20/russian-silver/
Once the new system was adopted in 1899, a uniform mark was used to hallmark Russian silver. The kokoshnik (the traditional woman’s headdress) is now the symbol for silver, followed again by the metal standard in zolotniks. Prior to 1908 the symbol faced to the left, however any silver produced after this year will depict the face to the right.
Dave
Thank you Dave for that information. Thinking out loud so this clock key is post 1899 and do we know the maker ? or can you stear me in the right direction please. Neil
Thank you Watchsearcher for your appreciation. Neil
Neil,
I believe the <AT> is the makers mark, but I have been unable to find the A T in a diamond so far. I’ve checked most makers marks in most countries so far and have not found the exact mark.
Dave
Same as. I've had a look on the usual sites but came up blank as well. I'll keep hunting thanks for looking. Neil
Thank you Jenni and vetraio50 for the loves. Neil
Appreciate the love thank you Mrstyndall. Neil
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Thanks junkdrawer for the love. Neil
Appreciate the loves thank you aura, kyratango and Dave. Neil
Any luck Dave with the 'AT'. Neil
Appreciate the love thank you valentino97 . Neil
To pw-collector. Hi Dave. I've done some digging on this silversmith and to my delight I've found him.
Alfred Thielemann (German)1870-1909. He was a Workmaster for Faberge. So I think I have a clock key from a very valuable Faberge timepiece. Not sure what to do now with it now, any ideas ?
Thanks Mrstyndall. Neil
Appreciate the love thank you Watchsearcher. Neil
Cheers stuff. Neil