Hello, there is a number like that in my vaulted cellar and I would like to know what it means. The house was built in 1756 but the cellar could be much older.
Thanks in advance.
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I don’t think that’s a number. In addition, this area is relatively freshly painted.
If the original color was, it would be more extensive. Isn’t it a good idea?
I think someone wanted to make a fun and draw old writings to make it look old.
I think differently. The color is fresh, yes. But it is a engraving of the stone, the deeper grooves remained colorless that they emerge well. The numbers are also very old. But it is actually not a date, which does not make any sense in a cellar, these were always attached centrally outside.
It could be an identification of the owner. You can only guess the point. I would say it about 150 to 200 years old, so younger than the building.
Maybe you can tell more about the town hall, museum, city archive, etc.
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