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Thank you very much both for your expertise; pseudo marks - no wonder I was so confused!
Kind regards,
Paul

Sorry Trev. Technical difficulties!

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Really struggling with this one folks, so any ideas greatly appreciated. The item is a miniature cow style bell, around two inches tall with the two marks seen in the images. Many thanks.

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Thank you Trev - what a fascinating (and confusing) set of marks.

We took the first mark to be a worn lion passant and the third a George head! So these are late 19th century silver plate. Ours are similar to your final image I think.

Thanks again,
D

Good afternoon all The worn marks on this part set of four rococo style spoons have really confused us; tried to identify assay but not at all certain. Any ideas folks? Thank you, D. https://i.postimg.cc/63r6ncHG/IMG-7158.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/zfRGX8K7/IMG-7156.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/ZnJbcNgs/I...

Thank you so much for your expertise, Peter; much appreciated.

Paul

Thank you - would have never thought Dutch. So does that these are silver plate? Also any idea to their age would be interesting too.

Apologies - here are the correct second set of marks:

Here are the other three marks:



Thank you.

Good afternoon everyone This set of six (possibly) apostle spoons has us completely stumped. Each has three different marks to the reverse of the bowl, and each set of marks is different. Apologies if this is posted in the incorrect section. https://i.postimg.cc/PrtxR15f/IMG-7145.jpg [https://i.post...

Thank you Trev - spot on as always.

Good afternoon all. We have a set of six matching teaspoons which we thought may be French, but having used this site now realise are not! There are three marks, as seen in the images. Left to right they appear to be a fleur des lis, what looks a Viking boat in profile and the (presumably) makers of...

Many thanks Trev - hoped it was Belgian.

Good evening one and all. We'd greatly appreciate any help or ideas regarding thee marks to the base of a porringer. The antique silver coin in the base is Belgian, the rest a mystery!

Thank you to everyone who has helped here - amazing expertise and insight (as always!). We're unable to grab a better image, but on close inspection it is indeed Christofle, the Paris maker.

I would greatly appreciate your thoughts on this goblet. It stands four inches tall, is decorated with a frieze of birds and dwellings and has to marks to the base. The first appears to be a numerical number five and a small dot or character; the second a fleur de lis. We wondered if if it may be Cz...

Thanks so muck for your identification, Trev. Much appreciated.

Thanks for your help on this one. The item is a sugar sifter, measuring approximately five inches long.

Thank you so much for your quick response, Trev.