French Saucière Maker Mark 1819-1834 Identification help

[dumplings]

Hi Forum,

Newbie here, this is my first post. I recently acquire a good quality (definitely good for a newbie) saucière. I find the maker's mark, the Ceres mark, but no title mark (is it weired?). The makers mark seems include no characters... so it is hard to search on the website database. That is why I ask for help in the forum. Thank you in advance!

Best,
Dumpling

[dumplings]

It has two set of marks, one on lower base, one on upper part.

[dognose]

Hi,

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Trev.

[dumplings]

Hi dognose,

Thank you for pointing that out. It is weird when I used preview it shows on my side. This is the first time I am using this system I am kind of confuse. I use your recommended website and it should work now!

[dumplings]

Turns out I put the mark upside down.... here is the fixed, so the second character should be L, for the first, I cannot see any character out of it... could be M, could be X, could be C???

[blakstone]

Please see this thread: Please help me identify silversmith of the cruet

[dumplings]

Thank you so much blakstone!