Ankh shows up in an unlikely place

[=Tamar]

A Danish foundry made a large round cauldron between 1906 and 1947. Cast into its side was a maker's mark condisting of the letters ANK.H and a crown. (Yes, the dot was between the K and the H) I'm told that the crown was a mark of registration in the UK, but why would a Danish foundry register its products in the UK?

 

[Tonyblack]

Awesome! I'm reminded of Mr. Tulip's favourite Bank.

 

[RathDarkblade]

A Danish foundry made a large round cauldron between 1906 and 1947. Cast into its side was a maker's mark condisting of the letters ANK.H and a crown. (Yes, the dot was between the K and the H) I'm told that the crown was a mark of registration in the UK, but why would a Danish foundry register its products in the UK?

I tried finding pictures or other websites with pictures or more information, but can't find any. Details, please?

Awesome! I'm reminded of Mr. Tulip's favourite Bank.

I'd be 'lion' if he ever banked there. (Sorry)

More probably, it's Tulip's favourite bank to rob ...? But what does rob (anybody) got to do with it?

... and now I'm trying to make sense after having 6 hours of sleep. Again. (Oops)

 

[=Tamar]

I was watching a video on youtube about cast iron cookware. A commenter described it. The commenter was keyfred8, which probably won't help.

 

[=Tamar]

Found it!
googled Danish cast iron ANK.H crown
and it was on Worthpoint and also on reddit r/castiron

 

[RathDarkblade]

Found the reddit post! Here it is.

It says that the crown and the "F" stand for King Frederick VIII (r. 1906-1912) of Denmark. But I wonder what the ANK.H, and the number 5 under them, mean.

 

[=Tamar]

The 5 is probably for 5 quarts or liters.