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Thanks a lot for the information! Best regards Christiane

Hello dear forum members,

I bought recently this little Bowl. It was said, it is 19century. I think, this is the hallmark of Luzern. Is it possible to confirm it and tell something about the age and maker? - Thanks a lot in advance. Christiane



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Francais wrote:I think this maker's mark was already identified:
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Maurice

Hello Maurice,
thank you very much!

Hello,

can somebody help me with this hallmarks? Minervahead is clear, and the last one is the eaglehead, I think. But the maker' s mark and the filigree mark are unclear for me. The age of the cup would also interest me. Please click on the photo to enlarge. Thanks for any help in advance ...

Thank you Trev,

I would not have find this solution. Christiane

Hello,

I have several pieces of filigree jewelry, silver gilded. They have all the same two hallmarks, which i can not find. Does someone know this hallmarks? Thanks in advance!



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pinksteel wrote:Looks like the Iraq hallmark.

Thank you very much for your advice!

Thank you for your efforts dear contributors.

Hello Zolotnik

and thanks for your answer. The piece wasn't sold as silver and sold for almost nothing. So I don't mind. A last question please: Could this creamer be an old fake as the (german) dating pretend?

Hi Christiane.

The supposed Russian triple—element mark looks a little spurious to me, especially the Moscow town mark with no cut corners .
Postnikova mentions an unknown master with the initials F.S for Moscow, with the date 1890 but the letter type is different than yours. Are there any other ...

Hello,

I found this creamer on a lokal Flea Market. According to this appreciated Site, it was made in Moscow and the Assayer was Lev Oleks. The Maker FS I could not find. Does somebody know him or are there doubts about this Hallmarking? - Thanks in Advance!

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Hello,

I purchased this necklace on a local fleamarket. It was said, it is an european piece and probably 19. century. After checking the hallmark and comparing with the ones on this site, I am quite sure, it is an arabic piece. The exact hallmark I did not find. Does somebody knows it? Of course ...

Hello,

I purchased this necklace on a local fleamarket. It was said, it is an european piece and probably 19. century. After checking the hallmark and comparing with the ones on this site, I am quite sure, it is an arabic piece. The exact hallmark I did not find. Does somebody knows it? Of course ...

Hello,

I have a Brooch, where I am quite sure, it is made of Gold. It has two very tiny Marks on the needle, which I can not identifiy. Does anybody know the origin of the Brooch and what gold alloy it is? Thank you in advance!

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Hello,

this is a tiny pillbox or vinaigrette in my opinion (height ca. 3,5 cm). The 12 lot mark is common to me. The second mark, probably a citymark, i could not identify so far. Does anybody know this mark and could something be said to the age of this box? I would be glad to know more about it ...

Thanks a lot for the fast answer!

Hello,

In my opinion the miniature basket shows the dutch swordmark pre 1906. The maker's mark - i read FJT - is unknown to me. Does anybody can tell me who the maker is and in which time he was active? Thank you in advance!

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That fits well to the other marks and to the rudimental makers mark in my opinion. Thanks again a lot for the well-informed answers.

Thank you for the help!

Hello, when I click on my photos, they enlarge immediatly - sorry for this fault. I will try again. Christiane