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Hi, I cannot solve the mystery, just wanted to add that the number is 64. I have a similar bottle with this hallmark. I thought it may be a pattern/model number but your bottle is different so I'm not sure now. Sorry I can't be of more help. https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-Z3DiAKtQFIc/UfiRTa9O1jI...

There is another set of marks on the stopper, but I think it may be a replacement, it has a different maker's mark, also illegible. https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-Dd22J2zvtaE/UP2mRWwM3EI/AAAAAAAAssc/zeurFffyGao/s461/DSCF9143.JPG https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-61Ivs7Tlj_k/UP2mS3_QrgI/AAAAAAAA...

oel wrote:Hi,

Could you please show us the anchor for Birmingham?
Oel.

Hi,
Thanks for stopping by. Unfortunately I cannot capture the anchor with my old camera, it's the punch between the maker's mark and the lion, almost worn off but visible under a jeweller's loupe.

Hello, I'd appreciate any info on this hallmark and maker's mark. It has a Birmingham anchor, the date letter is rubbed, the maker's mark looks like HIM or HTM and I could not find any info on the internet. But what I'm more curious about is the number 64 next to the maker's mark. Any help on this, ...

The 830S fineness marking would seem to indicate Norwegian manufacture; I have not seen a Hammer piece quite like that, although it is similar to his style; perhaps Clement Berg might be a possibility? Also, I am still not convinced that the German retailers were not actually marketing and selling ...

Hi all, One learns something everyday, thank you Trev for posting these interesting ad pages. I have a solje brooch that I always thought was by Marius Hammer as I've seen an absolutely identical brooch marked by MH. Mine has no maker's mark, just a 830S hallmark. Now that I come across this thread,...

Hello, Can anyone help me to identify these marks on a silver and enamel brooch please? I think the maker's mark look like DiM, the other two I cannot make out. Thanks for any info! https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-kpFRKxzDTu0/UEy42_zYkkI/AAAAAAAAnEg/0vM9YPgkc7M/s523/DSCF4556.JPG https://lh6.googl...

Hi Madhatterus, The figural spoons are copies of apostle spoons. On the bowl pseudo marks and no official silver hallmarks. Please see topic; http://www.925-1000.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=23315" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; Regards, Oel Hi Oel, Many thanks for your reply! C...

Hello, Could anybody enlighten me on these pictorial marks please? Thank you! https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-bLkFKwgz2SQ/T0uQGIb6BdI/AAAAAAAAkMM/s8ZIATzk2L0/s512/DSCF2484.JPG https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-bUsFKaWJV_k/T0uQG1Q3XWI/AAAAAAAAkMU/PCkq9Q2XGoc/s512/DSCF2485.JPG https://lh3.googleus...

Amazing, thank you both for your help!

Looks like Yogya silver to me: http://www.925-1000.com/a_yogya.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; ~Cheryl Hi Cheryl, Yes, I think this is it, thank you very much for the link. So it did turn out to be Asian as ValkyrieVixen suggested. You learn something everyday. Thank you all!

The work looks more like this one to me: http://www.the-office.com/estatejewelry ... 1605-1.jpg which was listed as 19th century German (could be wrong but...)

I"ve seen similar pieces listed as Middle Eastern which makes it hard to date since many of their newer pieces are made just like the older ones. Hi, Thanks for your reply. I thought they used Arabic scripts in the Middle East, not Latin alphabet... I'm a bit confused now. The Indians could us...

Hello. The DTA mark is for The National Association for Danish Enterprise, an independant organisation created to support and market Danish produced consumer goods in Denmark and abroad. Pat. Hi Pat, Thank you, that narrows my search, though I'm afraid it's going to be a difficult one, I haven't fo...

Hi again, Just one more piece I recently bought, I think it's German. Any chance to identify the maker by 800DM mark, or at least the period please? Tnx! https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-QWP2JXH1TwY/TxL-xUUUjII/AAAAAAAAhSw/MHtqsLsBFGU/s576/DSCF0140.JPG https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-VPqJpqL2Qs...

Hello, I came across a pendant in what I think is the Skonvirke style, it's hallmarked 830S and also has two other punches that must be maker's or designer's marks. Could anyone help me to identify the maker please? Thank you! https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-ull3d8gdQn8/TxL4W7HwrII/AAAAAAAAhSc/NE...

2209patrick wrote:Hello.

The base is silverplate, Elkington, 1852.
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Can't see your other marks very well.

Pat.

Hi Pat,

Thank you very much!

Hi all, I bought a cruet set recently thinking it was just silver plated, but I've found some marks that look similar to English hallmarks though not standard, so it seems. I would really appreciate any help with identification of this piece. On the inner part of the base there are three marks: a Go...

agphile wrote:Looks like a cigar cutter to me.

Hi Agphile,

Thank you for your reply. I got the same opinion on another forum, but I cannot imagine how they'd use it as a cigar cutter. What is the second hole for?

Hi all, I would appreciate any info on the mystery object a friend of mine has had in the family for many years. It is a flat box that measures 8x4.5x0.7 cm and opens to reveal a sliding sheet with two holes. Can anyone shed a light on the usage of this object please? I thought it might be a sort of...