old silver bracelet odd maker's mark
Hi,
There are two marks on it which indicates that the item was imported in The Netherlands.
The mark with the number 5 is a weight indicator for items with a lot of loose parts. Every number represents 5 grams of weight, in your case thus 25 grams.
The V mark is a Dutch taxmark that was used for foreign objects between 1906 and 1953.
There are two marks on it which indicates that the item was imported in The Netherlands.
The mark with the number 5 is a weight indicator for items with a lot of loose parts. Every number represents 5 grams of weight, in your case thus 25 grams.
The V mark is a Dutch taxmark that was used for foreign objects between 1906 and 1953.
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patented?
Is there a way I can find the maker...websites to go to?... and/or year of manufacture? I'd love to give it to one of my daughters with the proper info as it came from my gread grandmother most likelyvolpone wrote:The word "geschutzt" is German and means patented, if that helps.