Arthur Graf maker's marks

Compare 1 source-linked mark variant recorded under Arthur Graf. These are reconstructions for comparison, not source photographs or authentication evidence.

1 mark variant3 auction examples2 cited sources

Arthur Graf: The paired letters, their counters, and the visible nested oval cartouche contours are retained in the source orientation; line reconstruction.

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Mark variant 1

Medium confidence comparison reconstruction.

The paired letters, their counters, and the visible nested oval cartouche contours are retained in the source orientation.

Source record

Source location: Goswell Road, London
Source dates: 1909–1912 · registration note unclear · 1907–1910 · registration note unclear
Original source statements:
1909..1912 (registered Mar ;1907)
1907..1910 (registered Jul ;1907)

Market evidence for Arthur Graf

3 examples

Reviewed maker-name auction examples

A continental silver tea caddy, of oval form with removable cover, repousse decorated with figural scenes and vacant cartouches, importer mark for Arthur Graf, Chester 1908, further stamped 925 and with worn possibly French marks, h.12cm, 9.5ozt
GBP 360 · Lacy Scott & Knight · 2026-03-21
Antique Large Ornate Dutch Cast Silver Sifter Spoon. London Import marks for 1909. Importer Arthur Graf. 76 gm Length 20.5 cm.
GBP 35 · Cooper Barrington LLP · 2018-01-27
A Pair of Edwardian Silver Gilt Cups, Arthur Graf,
GBP 550 · Tennants · 2007-11-22

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Sources and comparison limits

2 cited sources

Maker labels and date or location statements follow the cited source records. Similar names across source collections have not been merged. Compare the photographed mark and the complete object before relying on a resemblance.

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