Antique Tea Strainer, marked Alemania w/ diamond mark containing CE and AS - Maker ID?

Hey Susan, I'm here, but sorry, have nothing on this - would guess they were made in Germany for a company in a Spanish-speaking country (might mention that the trademark on the OP's items is 'CEAS' rather than 'CESA'). Can't really make out the motif stamped on the outside of the cup, is it like those on the strainer?

~Cheryl

 

>... might mention that the trademark on the OP's items is 'CEAS' rather than 'CESA'<

Dang, you're right!! It is a different mark from that found accompanying those WMF marks. Sooooooo scrape that catering association, scrape anything in common with WMF, and scrape the Italian A. Cesa group. Oh, well, I had another exercise in futile research. No doubt af is sitting there ready to pounce with his "blokes in a shed" reply. Okay, af, let's hear it.

>Can't really make out the motif stamped on the outside of the cup, is it like those on the strainer<

No, different motifs. Between you, me and the fence post I don't think a set and am dubious on any appreciative silver content.

Thanx for popping in Cheryl.

--- Susan

 

hello ..I have a set of knifes, spoons , little spoons...they all are 50 (sorry but my english is poor)....only with the CE SA mark in the diamond...i want to sell them but i dont know the mark