18th silver bag bracket, Belgium?

[Vantlicht]

I have this nice piece in my collection and it is obvious marked, but I cannot find the silversmith. It looks like this one is from belgium of another country. Is there somebody familiar with these marks. The baghook has other marks than the bracket.

Who can help me out?

[oel]

The crowned E(Étranger=foreign), the import and duty mark of the French Empire, used 1809-1819, used in the present Belgium, the Netherlands and in other French-occupied areas. Crowned O, Dutch taxfree mark of 1807.
What are the marks on the belt hook, ADS ?
Peter.

[Vantlicht]

The crowned E(Étranger=foreign), the import and duty mark of the French Empire, used 1809-1819, used in the present Belgium, the Netherlands and in other French-occupied areas. Crowned O, Dutch taxfree mark of 1807.
What are the marks on the belt hook, ADS ?
Peter.

Indeed. ADS on the hook and GS or CS on the bag.

[oel]

First the belt hook, maker's mark AVDS in monogram, first three letters together, in a rounded rectangle for Hayo van der Schoor, registered in Windschoten, province of Groningen, during 1807-1811.

The maker's mark on the purse bracket GS, perhaps for Gerardus Lucas Schuiten, registered in the city of Groningen, during 1798-1811.

Peter.

Source; Groninger keur, zilver uit de Stad en Ommelanden Jean Pierre van Rijen

[Vantlicht]

First the belt hook, maker's mark AVDS in monogram, first three letters together, in a rounded rectangle for Hayo van der Schoor, registered in Windschoten, province of Groningen, during 1807-1811.

The maker's mark on the purse bracket GS, perhaps for Gerardus Lucas Schuiten, registered in the city of Groningen, during 1798-1811.

Peter.

Source; Groninger keur, zilver uit de Stad en Ommelanden Jean Pierre van Rijen

Thanks for the determination!