Nemecky Brunnen znamena- fontana studanka zridlo studna kasna:D
Půda
Počasí na nic tak sem zkouknul půdu a našel tenhle omáčník zřejmě alpaka nebo stříbro nevím zajímalo by mě jak je to staré a co znamenají ty slova díky znalcům výška 40 mm délka 120 mm
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| User feedback: | Cutlery and crockery (4 názory), Metal utensils and parts thereof (3 názory), Kitchen (1 názor) Kalach: Cutlery and crockery, Vrky_cz: Cutlery and crockery, kovboj78: Cutlery and crockery, KubaJ: Kitchen, : Cutlery and crockery, lesapan10: Metal utensils and parts thereof, nadlacan: Metal utensils and parts thereof, ondrasecek: Metal utensils and parts thereof |
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| Location: | Karlovarský kraj |
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| Used detector: | oči |
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Hotel GOLDEN BRUNNEN. aby to lidi nekradli 
Řekl bych omáčkovník!
Moriz Hacker - bude to alpaka, z Ag ani myslím nevyráběl
http://www.ascasonline.org/HACKERMARK1BIS.jpg
http://i1248.photobucket.com/albums/hh494/spoonseeker/Hacker-1890.jpg
Moritz Hacker was born at Budapest on the 6th March 1849. He founded his business in 1882, and opened a branch at Budapest in 1896. His company was to continue until 1973.
Moritz Hacker married Leontine Fischer on the 28th April 1878 at Budapest. They had three sons, Alfred (b.25-3-79 Budapest), Cornel (b.1-4-1882 Wien), and Erwin (b.28-12-1884 Wien - d.28-8-1975 Sydney, Australia). All three sons became partners in the business on the 15th January 1913. Moritz died on the 19th September 1932. Leontine (b. 10-12-1856) died in the Theresienstadt concentration camp 19th September 1942, exactly ten years to the day after the death of her husband.
Díky moc kamaráde
..nestojí za řeč, kámo!!! 