German jewelers

[Deruelle]

Hi,

I would start a new thread with a lot of german jewelers I have seen. This list is not complet, so if someone has got more informations, please complete.

Regards

Christophe

[Deruelle]

Assmann S?hne, Ludenscheid : A.S.

Behmen?s Nachfolger :

Berg & Co, Stuttgart :

Bertsch Ludwig, Carlsruhe : L. Bertsch

B?rsch A., M?nchen : A. B?rsch

Bourder & S?hne :

Breidenstein B.G., Cassel :

Bury & Leonhardt, Hanau : Bury & Leonhardt

B?sch Carl, Hannovre : C.B.

Cinser Fa, Stuttgart : Fa Cincer

Deschler Gustav, Munich : Deschler

Deumer Wilhelm, Ludenscheid : Deumer

Doodlee, Karlsruhe : D

Doell, Karlsruhe : D

Eberhardt E., Altenburg : E.E.

Eilers E., Braunschweig : E. Eilers

Elchinger Julius, Munich :

Elimeyer, Darmstadt : Elimeyer

Ellmeyer Moritz, Dresde : M.E. ; Moritz Elimeyer

Fahermann, Berlin :

Fleck, Hamburg :

Foehr Eduard, Stuttgart : Foehr

Friedeberg S. & S?hn, Berlin :

Friedl?nder & Co, Berlin : FR.

Funcke & Brunninghaus, Ludenscheid :

Genthe, Coburg : Genthe

Gericke Fr Emil, Berlin :

Glaser & S?hne, Dresde : Glaser ; G.

Godet, Berlin : J. Godet & S?hne ; Godet ; J.G.u.S : G.

Haller & Rathenau, Berlin : H. & R.

Hanff & Zimmermann, Berlin : H. & Z.

Hausinger Adam, Munich : A.H.

Haunsinger G., Munich : Hausinger, M?nchen

Heinloth, M?nchen : Heinloth

Helfricht, Coburg : Helfricht

Hemmerle Gebr?der, Munich : G.H. ; Hemmerle ; Gebr. Hemmerle

Hessenberg, Frankfurt : Hessenberg

Hossauer Georg & Sohn, Berlin : Hossauer : H. & S.

Humbert Georg & S?hne, Berlin : H. & S. ; H.

Julius Lemor, Brelau : JAL Fabrik Breslau DRGM 661364 (on trouve se poin?on sur les EK 1)

Juncker C.E., Berlin : Juncker C.E.

J?rgen Hermann, Braunschweig : H.J. ; J?rgen

Kluge Willibald & Co, Berlin : Kluge ; Kluge & Sohn

Knauer Bernard, Pforzheim : B. Knauer

Knaver Georg, Hanovre :

Koch August, Coburg :

Koppold Joseph, Munich :

Kuest Paul, Berlin :

Kullrich, Berlin : Kullrich

Kuhn, Stuttgart :

Kurtz J.E., Stuttgart :

Lameyer W., Hanovre : Lameyer

Lauer L. Gerhard, Berlin : L.G. Lauer

Lauer, N?rmberg : Lauer.

Leclerc F., Braunschweig : F. Leclerc

Legorju L., Cassel : L. Legorju

Lemme A., Braunschweig :

Leser Jacob, Munich : J.L. ; Jacob Leser ; Leser. ; J. Leser

Mayer & Wilhelm, Stuttgart : Mayer & Wilhelm

Meybauer Paul, Berlin : Meybauer

M?ller Th., Weimar : M?ller Hofjuwelier Weimar ; Th. M?ller

Munzamt K?niglich, Stuttgart :

Neuhaus & Sohn, Berlin : Neuhaus & Sohn

Nubell, Hanovre : N.

Oelenheinz Theodor, Carlsruhe :

Oertel Otto, Berlin : Oertel

Osang, Dresde : Osang

Parr L., Carlsruhe :

Petry J., Carlsruhe :

Pfeuffer C., Berlin : C. Pfeuffer

Pollath Karl, Schrobenhausen : Karl Pollath

Pracht R., Braunschweig : R.P.

Preissler J., Pforzheim : J. Preissler

Quellhorst Edward, Munich : E.Q. ; Quellhorst

Raupp L., Carlsruhe : L Raupp

Reimann J., Berlin : J. Reimann

Rentzsch, Hannovre : Rentzsch

Roesner A., Dresde : R.

Rose H., Schwerin : H. Rose

Rosenthal, Berlin : Rosenthal ; Rosenthal & Sohn

Scarera S?hne, Dresde :

Scharff A., M?nich : A. Scharff

Scharffenberg G.A., Dresde : S. ; Scharffenberg

Schmidt F., Hesse :

Schmidt M., Carlsruhe :

Schnitzpahn Martin, Darmstadt : Schnitzpahn in Darmstadt

Schott Walter fec : Walter fec Schott

Schultz Heinrich G., Hamburg :

Schwenzer : Schwenzer

Sedlatzek Friedrich, Berlin : Sedlatzek

Shule Karl, Sonderhausen :

Siebrecht F., Braunschweig : S. ; Siebrecht

Slafer-S?hne, Dresde :

Steinam F., Stuttgart : F. Steinam Hof-Juwelier Stuttgart

Steinhauer & Luck, Ludenscheid :

Sternchein, Braunschweig : Sternchein ; S.

Telge Paul, Berlin : P.T. ; Telge

Timm, Berlin : Timm

Ulbricht F., Dresde : F. Ulbricht

Vogel Heinrich & Alckens, Munich :

Wagner, Berlin : S. W. ; Wagner; W. ; W & S. ; Sy und Wagner. ; I Wagner & S. 13 L?th ; WS

Weber, Braunschweig : Hof Gartenmeister Weber

Weigand : Weigand

Weishaupt C.M. & S?hne, Hanau :

Weiss & Co, Munich : Weiss & Co /Quellhorst Nachf. ; W.C. ; W.Co. ; Wei & Co

Wenneberg Otto, Stuttgart :

Werner J.H., Berlin : J.H.W. ; J.H. Werner. ; W.

Wiederhold Adam, Cassel : A.W.

Wiener Jac & Leop, Berlin : Wiener Jac & Leop

Wilkens, Saxe Coburg Gotha : Wilkens

Willet P., Carlsruhe : W.P.

Wilm J., Berlin : W. ; Wilm. ; J.W.

Wimmer Franz Xavier, Munich : F.W.

Wolf J.B., Munich :

Wolfers, Braunschweig : Wolfers

Wollram, Dessau : Wollram

Wolff Emanuel, Carlsruhe :

Womack, Oldenburg :

Zehn J, : J. Zehn ou Zehn ou Z.

Zesch, Stuttgart : Z.

Ziech R., Berlin : Z.

Zimmerer J.G. & S?hne :

Zimermann C.F., Pforzheim : C.F.Z.

Zuber Joseph, Pforzheim :

[webr55]

I think it is Hermann J?RGENS, Braunschweig.

This thread is a good idea!

Chris

[Ed_Haynes]

I assume you have consulted Jefrey R. Jacob's book Court Jewelers of the World?

Edited December 27, 2006 by Ed_Haynes

[Stogieman]

... which is still one of the best Imperial references of all time. I wish there was a way to contact the author and get permission to reproduce the marks on-line. The book has become darn-near impossible to find. I passed my copy forward quite a few years back as my source had a couple dozen copies.... only to find them all gone!

[Hauptmann]

Hi all,

Hoping this helps:

For more details here's my original post:

http://gmic.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=1048...;hl=cloth+pilot

Dan

[Deruelle]

Hi,

I have this book in my collection. I try to reunite all the hallmark in one thread. I read all the old auction's book too. I don't know if the autor is still alive. If it is the case, we have to contact him to have the permission to put this informations here (thanks Stogie)

regards

Christophe

[medalnet]

Hossauer Georg & Sohn, Berlin : Hossauer

Humbert Georg & S?hne, Berlin : H. & S.

Hossauer only signed Hossauer. Never H & S.

Humbert & Sohn signed only H & S. Never saw H.

[Deruelle]

many thanks

[Christian J]

Buch, Stendal

( http://gmic.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=1373...mp;#entry134210 )

Edited December 28, 2006 by RaZpuTiN

[David M]

Buch, Stendal

( http://gmic.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=1373...mp;#entry134210 )

You could also contact F. Beyreiss, but his book is just about

Friedhelm Beyrei?

Verzeichnis der Stempelschneider deutscher Ehrenzeichen

Jever 2003 Selbstverlag

which is not the same as orders I guess.....

[Deruelle]

Thanks David for the information. What is the subject of this book ? I don't know this one. I haven't seen it in the Orden und Ehrenzeichen review.

Christophe

[David M]

Thanks David for the information. What is the subject of this book ? I don't know this one. I haven't seen it in the Orden und Ehrenzeichen review.

Christophe

HI Christophe

I am not exactly sure, but I think it is about the jewlers who made the mall for the stampning of medals. You can reach Beyreiss via his site on oldenburg-orden

www.oldenburg-orden.de

[Naxos]

Eugen Marcus

Hofjuwelier

Berlin unter den Linden 81

[Wild Card]

You can add Carl Zell of Hannover, an early supplier of Guelphic insignia. Also, W. Kausche was the official purveyor to the Braunschweig Ordenskanzlei between Lemme and Siebrecht (ca. 1859 - 1879). I do not know where he was located or any marks he may have used.

Lemme used ?Lemme?.

Carl B?sch also used ?Carl B?sch?.

Siebrecht also used ?F. Siebrecht Hof -Juwelier Braunschweig?.

J?rgens also used ?Herm. J?rgens Hof-Juwelier Braunschweig?; and an ?HJ? mark with the ?J? imposed through the middle of the ?H?.

I hope that this information is helpful.

Best wishes,

Wild Card

Edited December 29, 2006 by Wild Card

[Claudius]

Hello,

I don't have a court jeweler to add, per se... I have a cypher on a piece that I would like to identify the court jeweler (if known).

Were any of the court jeweler's manufacturers of cliche-type (stamped) flight badges? I have one with a "square" on the back of the pin. The obverse has very good detail and the reverse has nearly as good as the front, (it's just concave)

Again the cypher hammered into the pin is a simple square. Tiny enough to fit on the back of the round pin. and nothing else.

[Stogieman]

Can anyone identify a German maker that used a six-pointed star, or asterik to mark EK1's? The mark appears to be identical to the one we see consistently used by Austrian jewelers to denote a base-metal product.

[Guest Rick Research]

Ahhh, don't bother trying to contact Jacob. I knew him many years ago before, unfortunately during, and not long after he had "issues" which no longer make involvement with him worth the effort. His "before" work should be respected, but there is no "after." Let's leave it at that and move on.

[Wild Card]

Gentlemen,

I came across this little piece the other day. It?s a miniature, so I don?t know if it counts; but here it is. Incidentally, it reads ?Lehmann & Wumdenberg Hannover?.

Best wishes,

Wild Card

[EuRob]

Good work Deruelle just what I was looking for thanks

Rob

[Schießplatzmeister]

Hello,

I don't have a court jeweler to add, per se... I have a cypher on a piece that I would like to identify the court jeweler (if known).

Were any of the court jeweler's manufacturers of cliche-type (stamped) flight badges? I have one with a "square" on the back of the pin. The obverse has very good detail and the reverse has nearly as good as the front, (it's just concave)

Again the cypher hammered into the pin is a simple square. Tiny enough to fit on the back of the round pin. and nothing else.

Hello Claudius:

Could you post photos of the badge (obverse and reverse)? It may help all of us determine who the possible maker was.

Thanks,

"SPM"

[Claudius]

I'll get a photo.