Anton Michelsen maker's marks

Compare 4 source-linked mark variants recorded under Anton Michelsen. These are reconstructions for comparison, not source photographs or authentication evidence.

4 mark variants9 weighable lots3 auction examples2 cited sources

Anton Michelsen: Reviewed against the source: one broad crown-like upper device, one M, their vertical order, and exactly one tall oval are preserved; line reconstruction.Line reconstructionLineAnton Michelsen: Reviewed against the source: one broad crown-like upper device, one M, their vertical order, and exactly one tall oval are preserved; AI-assisted oxidized reconstruction.AI-assisted oxidized reconstructionAI oxidized

Mark variant 1 of 4

Low confidence comparison reconstruction.

Reviewed against the source: one broad crown-like upper device, one M, their vertical order, and exactly one tall oval are preserved.

Other recorded variants

3 variants
Anton Michelsen: A triangular AM punch with one small upper arch fragment; line reconstruction.Line

Mark variant 2

Low confidence comparison reconstruction.

A triangular AM punch with one small upper arch fragment.

Anton Michelsen: A two-line A.MICHELSEN / COPENHAGEN punch; line reconstruction.Line

Mark variant 3

Low confidence comparison reconstruction.

A two-line A.MICHELSEN / COPENHAGEN punch.

Anton Michelsen: A horizontal oval A.MICHELSEN punch; line reconstruction.Line

Mark variant 4

Low confidence comparison reconstruction.

A horizontal oval A.MICHELSEN punch.

Source record

Source location
Copenhagen
Source dates
Anton Michelsen - Copenhagen 1893 - ? · 2 more source statements

Original source statements:

  • Anton Michelsen - Copenhagen 1893 - ?
  • Anton Michelsen - Copenhagen 1949 - ?
  • A. Michelsen - Copenhagen c.1930s

Market evidence for Anton Michelsen

9 lots · 8 houses

0.69–1.42× melt

The middle half of observed sold-price-to-silver-value ratios, from 9 weighable lots across 8 auction houses. Each lot uses the silver reference at its sale date.

0.5×1× melt2×middle half

Reviewed maker-name auction examples

Prices remain in their original currencies; buyer-premium inclusion is unknown. These are reviewed maker-name auction examples, not proof of an object's attribution.

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Sources and comparison limits

2 cited sources

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