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Yes! It is the closest match I could find too. The top could be platinum. And it definitely could be dutch since the piece was bought from Belgium.

I mean modern brilliant cut

I mean modern brilliant cut

I would say it's post 1920 because brilliant cut was invented in 1919. It could be older just in case the old cut diamonds on it where replaced post 1920 but I don't think it's the case here. And I don't think somebody necessary obliterated the mark. It is on the clasp's tongue and it erases easy by ...

Now it's a little bit clearer! It looks like a head!

Thank you for your remarks! The bracelet is not that old. I assume it's Art Deco period, somewhere between 1920-1940 since it has brilliant cut diamonds. I struggled to find similar mark but with no luck. It can be anything. To me somtimes it looks like an eagle head with chest, sometimes I find a ...

Please help me! It looks like e bird in an oval. It is on a 18K bracelet. Thank you!

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Could you help me with this mark on a gold locket? It's a horse head with letter "W". I know it's austrian mark for 14K gold but I would like to find out the period of time it was used.

https://i.postimg.cc/HsLMKVDB/20250402-111440.jpg

https://i.postimg.cc/wMn90fdK/20250402-111451.jpg ...

Hello!
Can you help me with this mark?
I can see it's 18K gold but I'm interested in the maker's mark, or maybe the country of origin.

https://i.postimg.cc/QNFzgTtm/Screenshot-20250325-175137-Gallery.jpg

https://i.postimg.cc/YqsqngfS/Screenshot-20250325-175126-Gallery.jpg

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Can you help me with these marks?





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amena wrote: Sat Mar 22, 2025 4:47 am One of my sources says
13 CR CE' BRUNO Via del Consorzio, C CREMONA CREMONA 12/02/1957
another one says
13 CR CE' BRUNO & figlio Via Lago Gerundo, 14 CREMONA CREMONA 12/02/1957 cessato al 1995
Regards
Amena

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Hello,
Please help me identify this mark.
It is *13 CR
I know CR is for Cremona, Italy, but I don't know *13 for the maker.





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oel wrote: Sun Mar 02, 2025 5:02 am Hi, flying bird with the number 1, a Hungary silver domestic hallmark used 1967- 1999 for small silver articles, fineness 1st standard 925/1000.

Peter.

Source; World Hallmarks Volume I Europe Hallmark Research Institute 2nd Edition, page 132

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Czechoslovakia, domestic gold hallmarks, used 1949-1992. 4th Standard hallmark, designed for small items, the so called Čejka or lapwing mark for gold 585/000.
http://www.sevcikphoto.com/vanellus_indicus_cejka_2.jpg.html
https://www.britannica.com/place/Czechoslovakia
Peter.

Source; World ...

Can you please help me with this mark..it's on a pair of earrings, looks like a crested bird with number 4..ai guess it is for 14K gold but I don't know what country.

https://i.postimg.cc/prK1xz4N/Screenshot-20240529-221629-Gallery.jpg

https://i.postimg.cc/Cxh6TZ4t/Screenshot-20240529-221640 ...

Hello,
Please help me identify this makers mark! It is marked 835 silver, and it seems manufactured in Germany or Austria.
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dognose wrote: Wed Apr 03, 2024 4:56 am Hi,

To my knowledge the marks indicate Kharkov, Ukraine manufacture.

Trev.

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