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Hi welcome to the forum. In my opinion we are looking at pseudo/fantasy/fake marks.
For Russian hallmarks see;
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Peter.

Not the answer to your question.
GH + is the Dutch importer's mark of Fa. G.J. Heetman (jewelry store), registered in Rotterdam 1953-2018. ZII mark, for used/imported silver objects silver 835/000 minimum.


Peter

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Peter.

To me it appears the maker's mark to be B.77 ( misstruck) in a rectangle for; Christiaan Jacobs Bru(i)nings, registered city of Joure, 1849-1902.

Peter

https://imagizer.imageshack.com/v2/1024x768q70/923/9KOgeh.jpg Art Deco silver cigarette case. Perhaps it is a shield with core image of the Crown ( 5 pearls) of Stefan the Great, a late 15th century prince of Moldavia, 2 nd standard domestic silver hallmark of Romania 1926-1937. There supposed to b...

I would say so, yes.

Peter.

Incomplete and not okay. Although the German crescent moon and crown and the fineness mark are applied by the importer or maker, and exist in many variations. There should next to these marks also be a responsibility mark of the maker or importer.


Peter.

Zilveren cabaret/Silver tray. https://imagizer.imageshack.com/v2/1024x768q70/923/zLWU0W.jpg https://imagizer.imageshack.com/v2/1024x768q70/922/nRSYaN.png Town mark of Delft, circa 1736. With associated lion rampant (1736), the 1st standard mark province Holland silver 935/000, year letter crowned H...

Hi Dave, https://imagizer.imageshack.com/v2/1024x768q70/922/QRS86H.jpg Dutch Mocha spoon from left to right, maker's mark JV under a silversmith's torch for J an van der V elden, registered silversmith in Amsterdam 1839-1856. Lion passant above 2, 2nd standard silver 833/1000, followed by the assay...

Yes, I noticed it too. Avraham Botser name in Hebrew אברהם בוצר translates to Avraham Botzer, Botser, Butzer or Bozer https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Avraham_Bozer.jpg In Spanish ; Consecuentemente, el Contraalmirante. Avraham Botser, a la sazón nuevo Comandante en Jefe de la Armada de Israe...

The inscription reads and translates to: Marina de guerra de Venezuela al contra-almirante Botser/Venezuelan Navy to Counter/Rear Admiral Botser Rear Adm. Avraham Botser, became a Commander-in-Chief of the Israeli Navy around 1968 Avraham Botser name in Hebrew אברהם בוצר translates to Avraham Botzer...

https://imagizer.imageshack.com/v2/1024x768q70/923/n0vOmv.jpg Left to right. Crowned O, Kingdom of Holland (1807-1812) duty mark of 1807 (O = onbelast). Crowned E (étranger) import and duty mark French Empire (1809-1819). Crowned V, Kingdom of the Netherlands duty mark for foreign and other untaxed...

Yes you are, metal purity mark۸۴ 84 in Persian for 875/1000 parts silver.
Maker's mark- silversmith's name in Farsi.


Peter.

Hi welcome to the forum. The marks are dirty and not convincing and could be fake. The first mark at the left assay office identifier - Cairo, above fineness mark =80% Silver ٨٠ 2nd Mark, indeed the Lotus flower, introduced in October 1946. The 3rd Mark, year letter probably ف for 1978 . For better ...

https://imagizer.imageshack.com/v2/800x600q70/923/Yp0cwa.jpg Hi, see good old Marc Rosenberg, Der Goldschmiede Merkzeichen IV. Band/Ausland und Byzanz, Berlin 1928 Lyon; # 6201 Ein Löwenkopf nach links, mit wechselnder Jahreszahl /A lion head to the left, with a varying year letter. (The town mark ...

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Peter.

Yes, that is certainly true. But I notice that second-hand reference works regarding silversmith marks and hallmarks are still "expensive" or not available. I know because I just bought 2nd hand; Walter van Dievoet, Répertoire général des orfèvres et des marques d'orfèvrerie en Belgique II...

https://imagizer.imageshack.com/v2/800x600q70/922/B8eul7.png The mark in the barrel is a bearskin cap. This sponsor/responsibility mark was used by Henry Jules Quintin, active in Brussels 18-2-1942-ca 1956. I believe the forks to be made by Quintin and Wilkens & Söhne to be the retailer/importe...

You are right, Belgian responsibility mark in barrel , and Belgian fineness mark A(rgent)800. Can you see what's in the barrel? https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wilkens_%26_S%C3%B6hne The maker's mark of Wilkens  & Söhne is a Spindelpresse or screwpress. 800 fineness with crescent moon and crown,...

All clear, thanks. It should be great if also an English version of your book was available.

Best regards,

Peter.