Unidentified possible russian maker and unknown assay

[EvilAngel]

Hello,

Ive been buying silver for a long time.  I can not find the maker. City or assay to this beautiful platter.

The best i can come up with is russian crylic maker mark, inside a leopards head outline.

Then the assay of 900 with an unidentified assay.
I have the object stored but i have a link to photos.

It originally was almost black.  Has a naked girl figurine that took me days to mostly clean up.  This screws into the tray itself.  Original and complete.

Please let me know if you can assist..
Been looking on and off for years.

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Thanks !!

S

[EvilAngel]

I wish to add.. the crylic is Zhe. The maker does not show up with leopards head in russian. Crylic is also used in macedonia and bulgaria. So the maker could be from that area. It appears old as the silver girl figurine was black in many places and too a week to clean properly.
It was purchased in Greece. It is possible to be a macedonian piece not Russian.
i have not found proper Zuhkov marks that match.
I have searched the .it site and here thoroughly. Also ASCAS without being to find the leopards head outside the crylic makers mark. I am fairly sure its a leopards head.

Outside of lost old mexican makers marks, this i one item i have been unable to identify.

Any help much appreciated (:

Thanks!

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[EvilAngel]

Thank you Admin..

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[AG2012]

Hi,
These are not Russian mark. Looks like letter Ж, but it is not.
Regards