Irish jewelry maker "RSD"

[Chris Bryant]

Ok who used "RSD" on celtic style irish jewelry from Ireland?

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[oel]

Hi, welcome to the forum. Your question will not be answered without the required Images.

Peter.

[Chris Bryant]

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[Chris Bryant]

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[Chris Bryant]

It's elusive.

[silvermakersmarks]

Try contacting the Dublin Assay Office directly. The mark is too modern to have been publicly documented. There is an email address on their web site at https://www.assay.ie/. You will probably need to supply them with a clearer picture.

Phil