ANTIQUE RUSSIAN HALLMARK

[gbstage]

HALLMARK ON ANTIQUE RUSSIAN CHAIN BRACELET-WANT TO FIND OUT MORE INFORMATION BUT NOT SURE HOW TO POST PHOTOS! THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR HELP!

[dognose]

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[gbstage]

Okay, thanks so much. I will try again!
Here are the hallmarks I am trying to identify:
фв This may be backwards as I do not speak Russian
56жло Not sure about the 3rd symbol

[Dad]

Hello

Unfortunately, quality of your picture is bad. ((

But I can tell about this mark:




If your mark like it, it is Moscow 1889-1898, gold 583 (56 zolotnik); assay master is Lev Friedrich Olex (Лев Фридрихович Олекс( ЛО).

[gbstage]

Thank you so much for the information. Your description is very similar but I am still not sure about the middle symbol. It just does not look like a horse with a rider but does have a very similar shape.
I tried to post better photos but I am very new to this. The bracelet was my Mother's and a treasure to me.

[Staruby]

Hi,

It is also written here in this link that the two Russian letters there at the en mean- "Imported goods" http://www.925-1000.com/Frussia.html

I am not sure which town the middle mark there stands for, maybe you will manage to fin it in the link I posted above,
or maybe also in this one- http://www.silvercollection.it/quaterru ... marks.html

By the way I am not an expert on the subject so I suggest you check it further with more knowledgeable people on the subject.

Still hope I maybe managed help a little, and lots of luck with your search.

Dani

[gbstage]

Again, a big thank you for your help! It is very much appreciated-Gayle