silver Hallmarks Germany 19th Century?

Hello.


Just wondering if anyone could identify this silver Hallmarks.?



I think from Germany in the first half of the 19th century!

33cm

1,5kg totaly.



Thanks.

 

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https://www.antiquers.com/threads/german-silver-marks-berlin-date-please.39593/
quoting @DragonflyWink :
Concerning Schwäbisch Gmünd marks - from Rosenberg's 'Der Goldschmiede Merkzeichen, Vol. 2, Deutschland, D-M' (1923), showing some variants and noting the 19th century change in marks (also noted in Tardy):

 

About the unicorn mark, it says that it was used at the beginning of the mid 19th century. So your guesstimate of the first half of the 19th century is pretty close.

13 1/4 is the fineness, 13 1/4 Lot.
13 Lot is .812 millessimal fineness, 13 1/4 Lot must be close to .830, the much used German fineness after the introduction of the millessimal system of marking.

 

Thank you very much, but I still haven't been able to find the silversmith who made this; it's very difficult to find him.

 

Schwäbisch Gmünd is one of those very prolific silvertowns, where at one stage most families were involved in the manufacture of silver items.

But @DragonflyWink has already been tagged, she may be able to tell you more.