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AG2012 wrote:Hi,
Omega beta.7 is maker`s registration number in Athens,Greece.
Regards

Thank you very much!

Hello everyone,
In the picture is the hallmark that I do not know, the other one is 14k gold, but this one... Hope you could help me with.
Thank you!

dognose wrote:Hi,

Not English, but Swedish.

See here to work out the date: https://www.925-1000.com/Fsweden_Date_Code.html

Trev.

Thank you Trev!

First of all, sorry for wrong section (no jewelry) and a second photo:

Please help me with this hallmarks,
Thank You!

Yes, your letter opener was made in Paris after 1838 as seen by the boar’s head mark used for small objects made of at least 800 standard silver. As for the maker, we would need to get a clearer image of the initials. Perhaps you could clean out the mark and try again, or at least tell us your best...

This is the best I could do, using an usb microscope. The marks are small, see photo 2: units are um (1000 um=1mm)

Probably french? hallmarks on silver and ivory letter opener Hallmarks are really small. any help identifying is welcome Thank you! https://i.postimg.cc/zLg7wJH7/IMG-20200126-113635.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/QVsm5Z8g/WIN-20200126-09-43-03-Pro.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/t755NvJK/WIN-20200126-09-43-36-Pr...

Feelgood wrote:The metal is silver, tested with acid. The reactive color is blood red. I scratched it deep so is not plated.

Nevermind!
Is silver plated, I tested again scratching deeper.
The word "alpaca" is probably on the bottom.
Sorry for misleading...

The metal is silver, tested with acid. The reactive color is blood red. I scratched it deep so is not plated.

a better picture:

Hello,

I think is a partial hallmark, hopefully someone could identify it.
The inside has some wax, maybe was intended as a support for a candle...?
Any help is welcome,
Thank You!

Hi, https://postimages.org (choose 'Share', then copy the 'Hotlink for forums' code) is recommended. Trev. Done it!... but I have no ideea how to modify the original post... https://i.postimg.cc/qz0bsWWx/IMG-20190915-235208.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/8sVQYKqj/IMG-20190916-002257.jpg

dognose wrote:Hi,

Please embed your images.

Trev.

Hi,

i tried to embed the images but I must do something wrong, it doesn't work...

https://ibb.co/fpMFCvd
https://ibb.co/S3jj4JZ

Those are links to the pictures.
Please help me identify the hallmark and maybe what could have been used for this silver vase.

Thank you!

Thank you dongose, i have read the description of the mark: "une salamandre", but never seen the mark to compare with.

Please help me identifying this sugar tongs!

Thank you!