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Hi Mandy
Yes, even if it is badly struck, seems to be the horse's head of Novara.
So it all match and your object is completely identified
Best regards
Amena

Most probably north African (Bedouin?)
Just a guess
Amena

Maybe this the anchor mark?

The third mark might be the mark of the mint; a better image could confirm.
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Amena

About the marks here you are the correspondences
AR 337 VOLPI DANILO & Co
AR 387 CI.EFFE.PI.Snc DI FERRI FRANCO
AR 937 ITALIAN GOLD CENTER di LA BELLA GIOVANNI
AR 987 VIGNALI DANIELA & Co
but I don't see any correspondence with the letters CMX
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Hi Alex If this can cheer, I agree with you. More practical answers would help the development of the domain and of the persons involved. In this forum is taboo to talk about false, because, they say, helps counterfeiters. Fortunately, with regard to the banknotes we are given accurate information t...

It's the logo of Emporio Armani

If it is Italian silver, it must bear the mark of manufacturer and 800 or 925
Hope this help
Amena

Are you sure that it's a 4 and not an A ( for Vienna/Wien)

I have two heavvy teaspoons. From many clues, I suppose they has been made by casting in some country in the midlle east (Turkey?), taking the mould from an european or american flatware.
Does anyone recognize this pattern?
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Amena

Can you please post a larger image of the lozenge?
Is there the word "PLAQUE' "?
In that case bad news.
Amena

Hi
let us know if looking carefully you are able to find one more mark ( a lozenge with cut sides with two letters and a number inside).
Waiting
Amena

Please delete certainly in my previous message I should have written : I have a very similar bowl bought in Thailand, but bought in Thailand that does not necessarily mean made ​​in Thailand. Better to wait for a confirmation from someone else Best regards Amena https://www.925-1000.com/pics/Xim...

Certainly from South-East Asia countries, most probably from Thailand.
Try to google "thai alphabet"
Someone more experienced will be able to confirm.

many thanks to both of you for the valuable information.
Best regards
Amena

I found a salad serving set, made by Bruckmann & Söhne, possibly at the end of XIX or early XX. It also have the mark of S.Wetzlar, probably the retailer. I found in the forum a reference from Silverport about Wetzlar, but M.T. Wetzlar instead of S. Wetzlar. Can anyone give me information about...

Hi all, the question seems almost solved. I had a feeling that this little tray could have something to do with Malta. After some research I was able to contact Alaine Apap Bologna, a specialist, among other, in Maltese silver. She kindly gave me this answer I see, from bottom: Alexander Ball's 'fis...

I think this problem is a bit 'difficult to solve. I found this little tray (190 grams)hand worked , which seems to me quite old. Carries three hallmark as you can see in the photos. Both the Maltese cross and the letter M have been used widely throughout Europe and therefore it is difficult to iden...

Thanks again.
Amena

I bought some similar bowls in Laos and Burma. The ones I have are solid silver, and probably yours too.
Reagrds
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Hi Zilver2
Many thanks.
May I know the source of the information?
Regards
Amena

Other marks are badly struck, but you can recognise the vieillard,the meduse and the boar head


Hope this help
Regards
Amena