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The maker is indeed Van Kempen & Begeer. Since this company started in 1961, the second mark has to be the sword for (small) silver after 1953.
For further information see http://www.kempen-begeer.nl

Kind regards,
Pepijn Gonsalves
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Marks are indeed fake one's. This is typically a late-19th Century purse. These kinds of marks we also call Pseudo-marks, wich mean they are fake. One of the marks is meant to be the citymark of Groningen.
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If I am correct, these marks are English import marks.

Thanks to the fact that I learned ancient Greek, I can tell you the marks in letters are Greek.

It is Italian, Sicilian to be exactly, and made after 1947 (after Mussolini). The 3 is meant to be a maker's mark and the letters PA stand for Palermo.

This is a interesting box. It is a Scandinavian, most probably a North-German or Danish, socalled marriage box. They were made from the 18th to the late 19th Century. This is a 19th Century example. As far as I can see on the photo, the left mark is a maker's mark and the right photo is 12L. This is...

The shown sugartongs are certainly not Dutch. Suppose they were, there should be four marks; lion, Minerva's head, dateletter end maker's mark.