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The hair (wig) is far too long for Louis XVI. In every portrait I have seen, his ears are clearly depicted. In this profile the wig (hair) falls on shoulders.
But we cannot expect accuracy in depicting monarchs on silver.
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What makes you think Percy Edwards retailed this clock? Percy Edwards of Piccadilly were retailers at the time; there are silver items sold in their boxes without additional marks on silver, i.e. traded within UK without double taxation. But this is supposed to be imported silver; was it possible to...

Hi,
Embedded your image with the mark.
The cup is kept in the National Archaeological Museum in Athens.
The maker is TDL in Hellenic (center) unknown to me.
The inscription on the left in Hellenic is ``hand made``.
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Hi,
Letters are Arabic; most likely North Africa (e.g. Morocco).
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The wings don't exactly match up. Is that normal when stamped?

They were active for more than half a century; there was certainly more than one punch to mark thousands of pieces. In a word, one cannot expect perfect match of every feather in every mark.
This is Meriden, no doubt.

Hi,
The maker is Meriden, Connecticut.
See here:
https://www.925-1000.com/americansilver_M3.html

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Hi, Most likely Hanau, e.g. Neresheimer (s520). Not a perfect match, though, but most of the time one mark is enough to identify Hanau (they used every possible combination of marks). Bird mark remains a mystery. See here: https://www.925-1000.com/Fgerman_hanau_marks_01.html The pattern is historici...

That is exactly what has been said before Wagner`s mark was identified:

Hi,
J.C. Klinkosch Vienna, Republic of Austria (post WW I).
Compare his marks, your mark is on the left:
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ALBERT J. BEARDSHAW & CO
BEARDSHAW & CO
Sheffield

Silveplated.
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895 is internal, factory inventory, production number of no importance to us; it could mean anything. ``Made in Austria`` means Austrian Republic after WW I, regardless of other marks. I think the subject is exhausted; we have the maker, the address in Vienna and almost exact dating. That`s more tha...

It wa made in Austria after the Great War, i.e. 1920 or so.

Hi, I opt for Leo Wagner ,located at Obere Donaustrasse 57. He was known to have produced enamel of superb quality. He had separate LW mark but also this mark combined with fineness. There are several LW unidentified enamel cases online, but if you enter ``LW Vienna enamel box`` you will find what h...

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I assume 13 1/4 Loth mark is Norway, but cannot identify the silversmith IT.
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Strictly speaking,if you calculate 24 K as 1000, then 14 K will be 583.333 %.
There is actually no difference bitween 58.5% and 58.3% purity.

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POZNAN, 1997- 2004. (14 K).There is confusion and inconsistency, though. Every standard was marked in millsimal units: 750, 500, 375, 333, except for number 3 for 585 which is hard to explain.
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Yes, enamelled boxes were made in Austrian Republic after WW I for export and often marked with ``sterling``. This excellent guilloché enamel is typical for Vienna Art Deco export. I have seen JCK mark but , of course, I have no seen everything. On the other hand, I can bet it`s made in Vienna. Rega...

Hi,
J.C. Klinkosch Vienna, Republic of Austria (post WW I).
Compare his marks, your mark is on the left:
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Hi, Eagle 1 mark silhouetted was used until early seventies and it guaranteed the fineness. See here: https://www.925-1000.com/mexican_marks.html Plat.Mex. SA was recorded to operate in Mexico City (number 1 on eagle). The abbreviation stands for Plateria Mexicana Sociedade Anonima (limited company)...