Quist "silver" bowl

Hello i want know your tips about this one bowl i read one thread from this forum about mark and about some years. But Im fully confused because i find little info. About this mark. How i see this company And my bowl its right that must be about 100years old? If that Mark on my bowl its from 1930.. But really confused from that "ian" And idk its plated only silver or its completed silver bowl, can somebody Help me?

 

The bowl is silverplated. There is no date mark or anything else that I recognize as an indication of when this particular bowl was made beyond the range of dates in which Quist was making things. (Not before the earliest and not after the latest.)

 

https://www.925-1000.com/silverplate_Q.html

Not older than 1890 and may be as late as 1981. Where did you get 1930?

 

And I don't know anything about the "ian" mark.

 

Maybe from this but its was only my bad readed info. So okay thanks you all for really fast info

 

That's interesting, Kaabe. Is that list from a book or online?

 

https://www.antiquers.com/threads/quist-silverplate-candle-holder-any-ideas-on-age.423/

 

And i think its Official from Book one of yours members. That is what me confused about 3 hours Reading and searching info about my mark on bowl. Because if its true that my bowl must be from 1920,1930

 

Fid did not tell us where that copy came from and frankly that post is so long ago I had forgotten it (assuming it ever made it into my memory bank.) So I don't know if it's "true" or not.

 

nasty boy ! it came from an internet bookshop and I still have it. it was issued by the Stadtmuseum Esslingen.
Esslingen was for a long time a hotspot for silver and silverplate stuff.

 

Vítejte soo can you give me more info about my bowl? Can we say its made from 100% silver? And can say. Ita from 1920/1930? And laat question is can you offer price, idk how much g heavy bowl o think about 500-700g

 

100% silver............ no.

 

I don't understand your language, sorry. so I give the facts and someone else can translate to Albanian or such.
1. the mark was used 1920s to 1930s and is for nickelsilver. the same mark WITHOUT IaN was in use well into the 1960s.
2. the form is of no artistic importance and the item is massproduced.
3. when something is silver it must be marked as such in Germany with crescent and crown.