As with the identification of other artifacts or works of art, the identification of Western silverware includes the country or region of production, the time of production, and the materials used. Unlike other works of art, silverware has very clear and diverse logos that represent the country or city of production, purity, production time, volume of producers and containers, and so on. If you can master these marks, you can become an expert in silverware.
Since there are dozens or more Western silverware producing countries, it is obviously very difficult to record many marks, so professional tools are needed, because these books detail the signs on the silverware of various countries. But the silverware that we have seen today is an important country for the production of silverware, including Britain, Russia, Germany, France, Italy, the United States, and countries such as Spain, Switzerland, and Denmark.
The British silverware logo has become a series. All British silverware has a tailed lion, and the English letters of different fonts indicate the year of its production. The Russian silverware is represented by a human avatar, and is accompanied by a logo with 84 characters, indicating that this is a silverware made of 84% silver. German silverware uses a moon and crown plus 800 or 900 words to indicate purity. The French silverware is often represented by complex floral ornaments.
The signs on the silverware are often very small and the production is exceptionally delicate, so it is difficult to make a fake. In addition, these signs are often branded in places that are not obvious, and sometimes difficult to find. It is worth mentioning that the silver sign is a composite, mostly divided into several parts, so it has multiple marks. Where disassembled, the local silverware has the same logo, which is for the purpose of anti-counterfeiting. In addition, the two words "Silver" and "Sterling" are used as the mark for identifying silverware. Anyone with the above two marks must be silverware.
Another content of the identification of silverware is the age of production, and the price of silverware in different eras is different. British silverware uses different font letters to indicate the age of production, so it is easy to determine the age of production of a silverware. However, the silverware produced in most countries does not have such a mark. For example, the logo on the Russian silverware represents the products of a certain period in different patterns. Also the head sign, the head to the left indicates the product around 1896; the head to the right indicates the product around 1900. And more silverware can only be identified by the appearance, shape or texture of the silverware.
In addition to the above-mentioned identification knowledge, it is necessary to constantly study the look and feel of various materials of different materials, the sounds emitted after knocking, the feel, etc., and only by frequently comparing and referencing, can accurately identify the material of a certain vessel.
Since there are dozens or more Western silverware producing countries, it is obviously very difficult to record many marks, so professional tools are needed, because these books detail the signs on the silverware of various countries. But the silverware that we have seen today is an important country for the production of silverware, including Britain, Russia, Germany, France, Italy, the United States, and countries such as Spain, Switzerland, and Denmark.
The British silverware logo has become a series. All British silverware has a tailed lion, and the English letters of different fonts indicate the year of its production. The Russian silverware is represented by a human avatar, and is accompanied by a logo with 84 characters, indicating that this is a silverware made of 84% silver. German silverware uses a moon and crown plus 800 or 900 words to indicate purity. The French silverware is often represented by complex floral ornaments.
The signs on the silverware are often very small and the production is exceptionally delicate, so it is difficult to make a fake. In addition, these signs are often branded in places that are not obvious, and sometimes difficult to find. It is worth mentioning that the silver sign is a composite, mostly divided into several parts, so it has multiple marks. Where disassembled, the local silverware has the same logo, which is for the purpose of anti-counterfeiting. In addition, the two words "Silver" and "Sterling" are used as the mark for identifying silverware. Anyone with the above two marks must be silverware.
Another content of the identification of silverware is the age of production, and the price of silverware in different eras is different. British silverware uses different font letters to indicate the age of production, so it is easy to determine the age of production of a silverware. However, the silverware produced in most countries does not have such a mark. For example, the logo on the Russian silverware represents the products of a certain period in different patterns. Also the head sign, the head to the left indicates the product around 1896; the head to the right indicates the product around 1900. And more silverware can only be identified by the appearance, shape or texture of the silverware.
In addition to the above-mentioned identification knowledge, it is necessary to constantly study the look and feel of various materials of different materials, the sounds emitted after knocking, the feel, etc., and only by frequently comparing and referencing, can accurately identify the material of a certain vessel.
Display Board
We are manufacturer of elevator display boards. We can provide you with a variety of elevator display boards. Including the following different styles:
1. No-display hall call board
2. Dot-matrix display board
3. Segment display board
4. True color display board
5. Picture display
6. Multimedia display
Below I will list the pictures and features of some popular styles for your reference.
Red dot-matrix display board for elevators
1. Dimensions: 130 mm x 72 mm x 5.7 mm
2. Ultra-thin design, energy-saving mode, shimmering breathing light for buttons, abundant functions, timesaving installation, and convenient use and maintenance.
3. High scanning frequency make the screen flash cannot be detected by human eyes, ensuring a high level of comfort.
4. No screen breaking risk and low maintenance cost.
5. Various floor settings, saving commissioning time.
6. Quick query of elevator faults, making on-site maintenance more convenient
7. Dustproof, moistureproof, smokeproof, corrosion-resistant, and strike-resistant, improving product's durability
8. Diverse interaction selection and 3-digit display
9. D6xx and R6xx series display boards:
Car addresses: 0 (encryption certification), D2, D3 or D4
Hall addresses: 1–56 or DH (for hall display)
4.3 inch segment LCD display
Features and advantages:
1. Operating ambient temperature: -10℃ to +40℃
2. Ultra-thin design, with a 38% reduction in thickness compared with U1 products
3. Dustproof, moistureproof, smokeproof, corrosion-resistant, strike-resistant, and antistatic
4. Equipped with LCD protection corners, reducing the risk of screen breaking
5. Support of 3-digit display, energy-saving mode, and shimmering breathing light for buttons
6. Abundant functions, time-saving installation, and convenient use and maintenance
7. U673 series display board:
Car addresses: 0 (encryption certification), D2, D3 or D4
Hall addresses:1–56 or DH (for hall display)
Hall addresses: 1–56 or DH (for hall display)
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