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What Francais suggests it is very likely, provided that the letters are C and R

To me it looks like a flag on the tower, not a number. In my knowledge, they did not use datanumber in those years, however, 21 (1821) would not be possible because the mark came into use in 1824. Touqeer,who can watch with a loupe all the 4 marks, can clarify if there are numbers or not. However, I...

Invaluable information, as usual, on your part.
Thanks
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Hi touqeer
The upper one seems the horse's head of Novara, but I don't recognize the silvermith.
Can you read for certain the letters beside the tower?

Hallo.
I have this manicure set in tortoiseshell that has the hinges and lock in sterling silver. Does someone can identify the manufacturer (or sponsor).

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Yes, it is much better. I must confess that I have never seen the Partenope hallmark so sharp, nor with that particular sign added, and I have not even found a trace of it in the books I own. This does not really mean anything, someone more experienced than me might have the solution. On the other h...

Hi Greg
This sign is strange.

Can you post a clearer photo?
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Yes, Naples, 1832-1872

Pictures are taken from an oblique direction .
Is it possible to get sharp photos from a perpendicular direction ?

315 FI is not possible because this company 315 FI Chilleri Enzo Via della Chiesa, 61 FLORENCE went out of business before 1971, while the R mark within a square came into force in 1999 The mark 215 FI corresponds to FABBRICA ARGENTERIA FIORENTINA of BARTOLINI, BARTOLOZZI & CSAS with registered ...

Sorry
In Eglish it's
The last supper

I think it's greek.
You can read
The last dinner
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I would like to add an observation. The marks that you see in the gold casing are incorrect, according to Italian law in force at that date. In fact, it required that: la cifra indicante i millesimi dovrà essere racchiusa in una losanga sugli oggetti d'oro (the figure indicating the thousandths mus...

I agree with Trevis, I have already seen this mark, but I do not know who is that silversmith.
The mark reminds the column at Cape Colonna (Taranto)

Not that this is a big help.
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Image 4 is the one to which Davidross refers as
  " marks posted on another site are Identified as Egyptian, 19th century "
Image 5 shows the comparison between the image 3 and the chicken from image 4.
Hope now the matter is more clear.
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I did my best to get clear pictures of the two marks in the "nest" In the square mark it seems to me to see a 90 in Arabic numerals, which are also equal in the alphabet Persian https://www.925-1000.com/pics/Ximg.jpg In the round one, perhaps you can see something that looks like the chick...

Hi Warren
I've already cleaned as you suggest.
I'll try to make more pictures with light from different direction.

Many thanks for the very detailed information.
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Does somebody know a French silversmith named Mahli?


Any information will be appreciated
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A lemon slice squeezer?