Hi,
I'm a newbie here and would be very grateful if anyone had any thoughts on the use/origin/date of this "cup"
(not sure what else to call it). My parents gave me 3 of them, all the same.
Thanks in advance
Silver "cups" possibly Russian??
Re: Silver "cups" possibly Russian??
Hi,
Not Russian, and they are solid silver .900 fineness (a bit lower than sterling).
Marks are applied by the maker, i.e. they are not legislated hallmarks.
Just guessing the origin is south of Europe.
Regards
Not Russian, and they are solid silver .900 fineness (a bit lower than sterling).
Marks are applied by the maker, i.e. they are not legislated hallmarks.
Just guessing the origin is south of Europe.
Regards
Re: Silver "cups" possibly Russian??
Thank you.
Re: Silver "cups" possibly Russian??
This hallmark has already been discussed here several times.
viewtopic.php?f=22&t=56601&p=182819&hil ... na#p182819
Someone has attributed it to Modena, but it is not true.
As Ag 2012 says, they are fantasy marks, perhaps Italian.
Best
Amena
viewtopic.php?f=22&t=56601&p=182819&hil ... na#p182819
Someone has attributed it to Modena, but it is not true.
As Ag 2012 says, they are fantasy marks, perhaps Italian.
Best
Amena
Re: Silver "cups" possibly Russian??
Thank you