German Stainless Flatware Knife Mark id

These knives are 6.5" long and I think they are called fruit knives. I can't find the mark. Hope someone recognizes it.

 

Inox is an abbreviation for Inoxydable, which means stainless. Stainless steel in other words.

Silver forum 925-1000

 

Butter knives. Fruit knives are sharp with a pointy end stabbing out seeds, etc. And usually a bit longer.

 

@Bakersgma ?

 

butter knife or maybe even just "place knife" - not necessarily a specialized purpose - these being very modern and not Victorian. I know nothing about modern makers of stainless flatware. Sorry.

 

Thanks @Bakersgma

 

Thank you ! Scoutshouse and BakersGMa.
Bakers I hope you are on the mend.

Sue

 

Thanks, Suzy. I wish I could help.

 

I'm not sure if this (unidentified) pattern on Replacements is the same or not:
https://www.replacements.com/webquote/unfunf1039.htm

 

don't bother too much, these are generic forms from the 60s and later till today. the different markings like Bavaria don't mean anything - or perhaps that they were assembled in a shed in Bavaria.
practically all were made in Solingen and then spread over Germany and resold by different companies.
today you see them mostly as hotelware.

 

Thanks to all of you for your help.
Off they go to the donation box.

Sue