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Thank you for this very enlightening information, which is most appreciated!

http://www.a2zwriting.com/images/cufflinks_front.jpg http://www.a2zwriting.com/images/cufflinks_back.jpg http://www.a2zwriting.com/images/marks_close-up.jpg These cufflinks are 3 cm. in diameter. Any insight regarding the marks on the back would be most appreciated. Thank you!

Many thanks for these very enlightening comments, which are most appreciated!

In case it helps to know, the height of the cup is 2.125 inches/almost 5.5 cm. The diameter at the top is 1.75 inches/4.5 cm. The diameter at the base is almost 1.25 inches/3 cm. In addition to the marks on the underside, I am also interested in learning the meaning of the mark below the rim, as dep...

May I ask you this, please: Is it possible that "fakes" of these cases being created in the late 1800s? If not, what would you estimate to be the earliest year or range of years that such a "fake" piece would have been created?

Hi, As suggested above show us sharp marks and the inside of the case. Marks are supposed to be on both halves and struck before enameling for obvious reason. How`s the application (years) fixed ? Is it riveted ? Discrepancies: suspicious marks on the `lip`` ,rather average quality and ``88`` stand...

An experienced member of the antiquers.com forum who is apparently familiar with this forum urged me to post here regarding a cigarette case that belonged to my maternal grandfather in Russia. One member of the antiquers.com forum had an opinion with which another member disagreed. I will only relay...