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I couldn't find this maker mark in the makers'mark directory.
Do somebody know the answer?

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Thanks for your very complete information.
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Thanks to all, without your help I would never have the match.
The figure on the Tardy looks very different.
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I have a very tatty ladle that has a hallmarkmark very worn but you can still see very well the number three in the upper part.
Does anyone can give me directions to recognize what hallmark it is?
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I have a double folding spoon marked The Metcalf co. New York.
I would like to know if it is a different mark of Campbell-Metcalf Co silver or if it is another company.
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If you rotate the picture 180 degrees you can imagine reading 800.
It could be Italian as Trev says.

There was a good reason why I could not find this mark in my books of Italian silver marks.
I never imagined that my saucer could be Slovak, the seller sold it as Italian.
Thanks Bahner for the valuable information.
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Your pieces are probably Italian The fleur de lys has been used by several states in the first half of 1800 (Parma, Florence, Pisa, Siena). In particular in Tuscany was used fleur de lys with the letter G and a number indicating the title. At that time the 800 mark was not in use, and it was probabl...

Thanks for your experienced opinion.
I greatly appreciated.
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I bought this little snuffbox. There is no hallmark, but it is solid silver, gilded inside.
Can anyone guess the origin and age from the type of decoration?
Tanks
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Hi kevalie
Thanks for information.
You know, sometime I'm a little too mistrustsful.
Congratulations
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Hi kevalie
The picture you've posted, it leaves room for doubt.
The thickness of the base, the hallmark deliberately scratched and the white spot ....
If one day you decide to test the flask, can you let us know the result?
Thanks in advance
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A very simple test with a magnet will be enough to discover whether it is oxidized iron or a different alloy.

ASPARAGUS?

there was an article from blakstone about Berlin dateletters

viewtopic.php?t=14511&highlight=berlin

You can find more information about in
http://www.ascasonline.org/ARTICOLOMARZ93ING.html
The last mark picture look exactly like the second one on your candlestick
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to make butter curls.
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The cartouche at the bottom: pi beta epsilon in Greek letters, recalls the crests of the MIT fraternities.
Just a guess
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Most probably the writing is
LAVORAZIONE A MANO (hand made)
The maker mark is the type after 1971, but it's impossible to read.
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amena

Thanks again.
Very detailed information.
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