Judaica HENNEBERG Plewkiewicz Silver plated 2 knifes and Kadish cup 19 century

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Judaica HENNEBERG Plewkiewicz Silver plated 2 knifes and Kadish cup 19 century:
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Extremale Rare Judaizm 2 knives and kadish cup.Monufaktured in Warszawa by jewishmanufacturer in end 19 century.Nicel blade .Leight knifes 25cm-88.5 gr x2Cup 11 cm-133 gr

A special Henneberg mark for the application of Alpaca alloy as a base metal for galvanic silver deposition. Two letters \"B.M.\" is a shortening from Polish words \"BIALY METAL\" (in English \"WHITE METAL\" or Alpaca). A small oval with the initials \"B\" and \"H\" (a shortening from the Polish inscription \"BRACIA HENNEBERG\") is reminiscent of the famous mark of silver-plated tableware, produced by the famous French foundry Christofle. This suggests possible cooperation/partnership between Christofle and Bros. Henneberg. Rare.

Early mark of Roman Plewkiewicz firm, which refers to galvanic silver deposition. It consists of the Polish inscription \"PLEWKIEWICZ W WARSZAWIE\", which means in English \"PLEWKIEWICZ IN WARSAW\", placed in an oblong oval. The volume of a table ware item is given in tenth parts of a litre. Such designation is characteristic for the items, produced by Wьrttembergische Metallwarenfabrik (WMF) in 1885-1895. In addition, this early Plewkiewicz mark contains a letter \"N\" in a square box. Such designation means \"normal thickness of silver deposited onto the surface of the base metal (usually on brass)\". It is characteristic for many other Warsaw silver plate companies, utilizing the galvanic approach of silver deposition (Fraget, Norblin, Bros. Henneberg, etc.). Extremely rare.