Help with this ancient silver cup

[#davedelph]

Hello everybody!
This is my first post since I need your help by identifying these marks of an old silver cup. I even didn't understand the country provenance (Russia? Austria?).
I almost passed all the pages of this website, but did't find any reference.
Who can help me?
Thanks in advance!

[AG2012]

(Russia? Austria?).

NO

It does look very old - the way it was made.There is no letter A like this in Rosenberg.Cannot help.Very interested to see responses from members of the forum.

[R ingo]

Hello #davedelph,

I have no idea, but I found some similarities. May be it can be a thought-provoking impulse. To my mind it is perhaps french.

Best regards, Ringo

[#davedelph]

Thanks Ringo and AG2012 for your replies.
I found these cups in this topic:
http://www.925-1000.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=33132&p=84812&hilit=cups+austria#p84812
The manufacturing is almost the same, even though the marks are different.
It is quite strange to have an Austrian mark with a Paris maker mark... I think the first one is right, while the large A is very similar, but not the one we're searching.

Very welcome other helps.

[anikopol]

It is not the "A" of Paris.

It could be austrian nevertheless.

Regards.

[dognose]

Hi Anikopol,

Welcome to the Forum.

Trev.

[anikopol]

Thank you

[anikopol]

Hi,

Another remark : the third marks is most probably the one for the purity of silver. I guess that "D.G / 9.20 / ..." stands for "9 deniers 20 grains" (old French measure). I saw a similar marks for a silver item from Colmar (Alsace) ; unfortunatly, there is very few documentation concerning Colmar silver.

[dognose]

#davedelph, what happened to the images?

Please remember that the answers provided on this forum are not just for the OP, but anyone interested enough to read them.

Trev.