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Better hallmark photo of the pictoral mark.

It certainly looks as though it has passed through Germany... "The zigzag line, known by the unlikely name of a "diet" in English, is called a "Tremolierstich" in German. (I like the term "proofstrike", which I see occasionally in English translations of German cat...

Anyone have a list of the Palermo, Italy makers? Trying to ID this relatively modern fish set made in 800 silver.

Thanks!
Nate

In hopes of helping the next person along, these spoons turned out to be Thomas Dicks, London, 1808.

Wow! Many thanks for sharing that with me!

All the best,
Nate

Thanks, Phil. You definitely taught me something I had not known about! Much appreciated for taking the time.

Nate

Can anyone help with this mark? It's odd because it doesn't have a city mark. Is this a fake?

Thanks for considering!

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I agree. That's my theory as well. Wonder when the items were made? How old was your "coin"?

Old post, but maybe worth a follow up.. I subjected this item to XRF today, and Acapulco was correct. The item is not silver, but pewter. The primary metal constituent was lead.

Anyone run into one like this?! What era? Who made these? When? I found a similar one in amethyst, but not this art nouveau warrior silver cabochon. Your thoughts are welcomed!

Hm. Could be. I have no experience with Greek silver. Can anyone second that? I appreciate it, Cheryl.

Thank you. I think it could be! I have a Thai community near me. I'll see if they can read it.

Does anyone else think that second mark could be:

Г42

The Г is a cyrillic character.

Thanks again!

Nate

This attractive dish has an unknown hallmark. Can't seem to locate this one, though I found another example of it here:


Anyone recognize? Many thanks for considering.

Anyone know the country of origin for this piece? I'm thinking the repousse and rooster are distinctive.. Unmarked except for some little dots. Hand hammered and generally fully handmade.

Can anyone recognize the marks on this silver belt? About 246 grams on the piece. I'm unsure of what the language is here or country of origin.. Any help greatly appreciated.

Confirmed Burmese by a native speaker.

Anyone recognize this one? Stamped inside a 21K bracelet. Thanks!!

Well done! Very under appreciated silver.