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Hello,
The 'D' mark belongs to the Belgian silversmith Delheid.

Hello,
For additional information related to these marks see www.ascasonline.org/ : article nr 133 by Robert Massart 'A silver cruet set - Paris 1892/1911 and a preliminary study of the workshops succeeding Paul Canaux'.
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Hi, The beetle mark is in use in France since 1st July 1893 (Decree of 29th June, 1893) for articles of a minimum fineness of .800 (except watches) imported from the following countries : Aden, Austria, Argentina, Belgium, Columbia, Denmark, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Egypt, French Colonies, Greec...

Hi Zilverik, I once found the info on internet. The site referred to a n° 00667 in a book. Sorry, but the symbol I mentionned is not a lily of the valley but 'AN EARLS CROWN OVER A CHALICE' (un calice surmonté d'une couronne). Further details : Auguste Boyer & François Callot 30 rue Sainte-Cr...

Hi,
I do not know what the medical tool is.
The maker's mark belongs in my opinion to Boyer-Callot,30 rue Sainte-Croix de la Bretonnerie Paris (1865).
The symbol is the stem of a lily of the valley (muguet).

Hi,
The letters of the mark are VeC, standing for veuve Chenailler.
She was the widow of Henri-Louis Chenailler, who died on 11 June 1859.
The widow (veuve) operated from 277 rue Saint-Martin Paris from 1859 till 1862.
Symbol : a rising sun over a star.
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Hi,
The mark in a losenge stands for Georges Boin (1868-1881). Descendant of 3 generations of jewellers. Succeeded by Emile Taburet, 3 rue Pasquier Paris. Associated in 1873.
Successors Henri Frères & Cie.
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Hi,
The marks are French for the city of Angers.
Jug mark : Communauté 1784-1789
G mark : Communauté -Château-G
Scrolled L : charge mark mid 18th
See Tardy page 143.
Kind regards,
Robert

Plaqué is French for plated.

Hello,
The maker's mark belongs to Moïse Vierny.
Manufacturer jeweller
64 boulevard de Strasbourg, Paris
N° de garantie : 3130
N° de préfecture : 15970
Symbol : a king of chess
Registration date : 4 June 1920
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Hello,
The JO mark belongs to the silversmith James Orr (Edinburgh, 1802-1831)
The IG mark belongs most probably to the silversmith John Graham II (Edinburgh, 1799-1815).
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Hello François,

The department number is for Aude, Carcassonne (5th division South).
Sorry, but the maker is unknown for me.

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The leaf mark is the inventory mark for large articles, in use for Paris since 1819.
The Greek woman's head mark was introduced by the Association of Gold & Silversmiths during the period 1794-1797, but has no value as guarantee.
The letter in a lozenge stands for the maker's mark.

Zilver2

Hello, Both small marks are the French marks for imported items with a minimum fineness of .800 (except for watches). The mark is in use since 1st July 1893 (Decree of 29th June 1893). Since 1971 this mark has been struck on all imported articles except watch cases. Reference : Tardy page 207 Kind r...

Hello,
The maker's mark belongs to Emile Faivre
197 rue du Temple, Paris
N° de garantie : 2373
N° de préfecture : 14799
Symbol : une fève (a bean)
Registered :2 October 1915

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