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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;DragonflyWink, post: 913951, member: 111&quot;]Even lower fineness was produced too, might find the occasional German piece with a &#039;625&#039;, though much more commonly expressed as &#039;10 Löth&#039;; and it&#039;s fairly common to find Danish 11 Lødig (.687) silver, but it could also have been as low as 10 Lød in the 19th century, though seldom found.&nbsp; I have a spoon with an unusual &#039;650&#039; stamp similar to the OP&#039;s, that&#039;s a bit under 10½ L., has no maker&#039;s mark, only a prick-engraved &#039;Marie A. Petersen 1881&#039; - could be from Denmark, but suspect it might be from the Schleswig-Holstein region, which was Prussian in 1881...</p><p><br /></p><p>~Cheryl[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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