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	Dupper & Bernhold - Esslingen Silverplate maker / Metallwarenfabrik
	Deutsche Metallwerke A.G. - Neustadt / Haardt Silverplate maker / Metallwarenfabrik
	"Doublina" trademark of/inhaber Hugo Lehn - Döbeln i. Sa. until the 1950s Silverware maker / Metallwarenfabrik
	Driesch Paul - Hamburg Gold and silver wholesaler / Gold u.Silberwarengroßhandlung
	Däumig Johannes - Halle a. S. Silverplate maker / Metallwarenfabrik
	Kugelmann David - Bad Kissingen Silverware maker / Silberwarenfabrik: manufacturer of ancient style "Hanau silver" (see more about HANAU silver )
	Deppe E. - Berlin cutlery maker / Besteckfabrik
	DRGM (Deutsches Reichsgebrauchsmuster) The acronym DRGM means Deutsches Reichsgebrauchsmuster [and/or Deutsches Reich Gebrauchsmuster -Third Reich], and stands for the design/function of an item being officially registered inside all of the Germany states and not just a single/local registration. DRGM registration was introduced in 1891 and continued to be utilized up until 1949 [during Allied occupation]. The registration was valid for three years. The DRGM registration offered a copyright protection for the duration of three years and included the right to indicate the item status by marking the registered items with the DRGM acronym. It was left to the registration owner to include the registration number as the DRGM marking alone was the element with legal character. The actual result of such a registration was called Gebrauchsmusterschutz. DRGM registered products were protected either for their way of intended use or design only without patent protection. Patent rights were secured by applying for a Deutsches Reichspatent.
	Kinzinger Adolph - Pforzheim lighter maker under the trade name SARASTRO
	D. Vollgold & Sohn - Berlin Franz Gustav David Vollgold (1810-1880) and his son Christof David Vollgold, court goldsmith to the Prince Regent in 1860

	Deyhle Gebrüder - Schwäbisch Gmünd Silverware maker / Silberwarenfabrik Founded in Schwäbisch Gmünd in 1820 by brothers Christian Wilhelm and Gottlob Karl Deyhle was one of the oldest and largest silverware factories in Gmünd until its closure at the end of the 1990s.
	Drache Wilhelm KG - Solingen founded 1947 cutlery maker / besteckfabrik
	Düsseldorfer Besteckfabrik - Düsseldorf-Heerdt succeded by Gürtler Besteckfabrik - Düsseldorf-Heerdt
	Dresdner Silber und Metallveredlung GmbH - Dresden Active since 1870 as Hofjuwelierwerkstatt H. Behrnd (Court Jeweler). Changed to Dresdner Silberwarenfabrik (1968-1973) and from 1974 to Dresdner Silber und Metallveredlung GmbH
	Dautzenberg F.X. Rheinische Metallwarenfabrik - Krefeld The firm, founded in 1899 in Krefeld (Germany), was active until the start of WWI (1914). Subsequent attempts to resume production were unsuccessful. During the 1899 - 1914 period Dautzenberg had stores in major European cities, like Brussels, London and Paris manufacturing pewter ware that could be ordered with either a silver plated or gold plated finish. Some of the known designers of the models they produced are Hugo Meinhardt, J.R. Hannig, Alexandre Vibert and Alphonse Piquemal. Most of Dautzenberg production isn't marked with the factory name and often its pieces are traded or auctioned as WMF products.
	Dell Christian - Wiesbaden 1893-1974 a German designer specialised in silver, working from 1922-25 as a foreman of the metal workshop at the Bauhaus in Weimar. After World War II, Dell manufactured silver goods and in 1948 opened a jewellery shop in Wiesbaden, which he operated until 1955.
	Drees Paul - Solingen cutlery maker / Besteckfabrik
	Deetjen Ed. - Strasbourg (France) cutlery maker / Besteckfabrik

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