Please help identify hallmark

[Feelgood]

https://ibb.co/fpMFCvd
https://ibb.co/S3jj4JZ

Those are links to the pictures.
Please help me identify the hallmark and maybe what could have been used for this silver vase.

Thank you!

[dognose]

Hi,

Please embed your images.

Trev.

[Feelgood]

Hi,

Please embed your images.

Trev.

Hi,

i tried to embed the images but I must do something wrong, it doesn't work...

[dognose]

Hi,

https://postimages.org (choose 'Share', then copy the 'Hotlink for forums' code) is recommended.

Trev.

[silvermakersmarks]

... or if you want to use the images you have already uploaded click on "Embed Codes" in the page below your image and copy the appropriate BBCode for either full or thumbnail image depending on the size of your image (in order to respect our image size requirements).

Phil

[Feelgood]

Hi,

https://postimages.org (choose 'Share', then copy the 'Hotlink for forums' code) is recommended.

Trev.

Done it!... but I have no ideea how to modify the original post...

[dognose]

Hi,

Just post the images in this topic.

Trev.

[Feelgood]

Hello,

I think is a partial hallmark, hopefully someone could identify it.
The inside has some wax, maybe was intended as a support for a candle...?
Any help is welcome,
Thank You!

[Feelgood]

a better picture:

[amena]

Maybe ALPACA?

[Traintime]

While it does look like a remnant of a P is next to ACA, projecting the full size of this half mark would mean ALPACA would not be properly centered around the base...it would be offset to the right a bit. Had it fit properly, then the top word might have been Blanca...both Metal Blanco & Metal Blanca were found in early 1900's US documents related to the Philipines. But Blanca Alpaca does not seem to show as in useage at all. I think we may be back at scratching our heads here.

[Feelgood]

The metal is silver, tested with acid. The reactive color is blood red. I scratched it deep so is not plated.

[Feelgood]

The metal is silver, tested with acid. The reactive color is blood red. I scratched it deep so is not plated.

Nevermind!
Is silver plated, I tested again scratching deeper.
The word "alpaca" is probably on the bottom.
Sorry for misleading...