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I don't know the mark of Gebrüder Deyhle , Schwäbisch Gmünd, however I find an extraordinary similarity with the maerk of Alignani , 28 MI https://www.925-1000.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=216733&hilit=28+mi#p216733 https://i.postimg.cc/DyVZMQN1/zenza-titolo-2.jpg Another possible candidate Best Am...

Silver items with the insertion of hard stone cabochons was fashionable in Italy in the 1930s and 1940s. The 800 mark within the oval would confirm the Italian origin and the other mark could be a homemade punch awaiting the arrival of the official one from the mint. It's not the first one I've seen...

"Such a fine intaglio". What would be the material of the intaglio? I don't know if you have other photos of the intaglio. The ones you posted are somewhat blurry, and it's not possible to judge the quality. I think it is completely normal to ask the seller for images of the marks, if any...

Ciao Krisztian I saw your post and did some research, unfortunately to no avail. The Milan's marks seem genuine, but in the books I have, no silversmith with that mark is listed. Gianguido Sambonet, in his book "Gli argenti milanese" records the existence of a workshop dedicated to the axe...

What I can say is that the 123 CO mark corresponds to the FALA company of Carugati Paolo, via Bernasconi 2 Cernobbio. The company still exists, and at this address https://www.argenteriafala.com/it/ You can read "Do not hesitate to contact us for any information on our products". I sent an...

1610 VI is
SILBER S.n.c di Pozza Vinicio, Vicenza, Contrà Burci 8
SILBER is not a typo
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Thanks sikiamondo, this explains why the various parts have different finenesses.
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Hello everyone I return to a topic from a few years ago whose images are deleted. https://www.925-1000.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=149588&hilit=cake+stand#p149588 https://i.postimg.cc/4y7tPSKN/oriental.jpg Then, it was said that one of the two marks, I don't know which, meant pure silver. In reali...

I wonder if there is a way to narrow down the age.

This is beyond my knowledge.
Let's wait for the opinion of those who know more
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Maybe that ?

I don't seem to see any particular similarities with the hallmarks of the Kingdom of Naples at the end of the 17th century. The outline of the mark is never oval, but follows the shape of the crown at the top, and then forms a sort of shield containing the letters NA or NAP and the date numbers. htt...

Maybe Tunisie. See
https://www.925-1000.com/forum/viewtopi ... ie#p211985

I found the information in one of the 5 books that are part of the "punzoni dei preziosi italiani" series. These are very difficult books to find, and frankly I would not recommend purchasing them. https://i.postimg.cc/C1ngKrjW/LIBRO2.jpg They were given to me by a dealer who participated ...

The 585 marks within the truncated lozenge and star/number/city code are certainly Italian, but the third mark does not appear to be. It is probable that an artefact coming from abroad was put on the market after having been marked with the (Italian) law hallmarks. If the number is 896 VI, then it b...

Thanks everyone for the contribution. However, they are difficult roads to travel, I found very little information on the internet about Mexican, Brazilian or Israeli stampings. Especially from the 19th century, as the style would suggest. I haven't seen the item in person, and the photos aren't the...

Hi everyone I was asked to identify some sacred vessels, including this monstrance. https://i.postimg.cc/ZKPZF13W/ostensorio2.jpg On the three flat parts of the foot there are some marks that I have never seen before and which frankly don't even seem like hallmarks to me. https://i.postimg.cc/7ZY6Cx...

Definitely not Bologna.
The lion depicted on the Tardy is slavishly copied by Rosenberg, and it is incorrect.
There are 8 different lions of Bologna, seven facing right and one facing left.
Everyone carries a pennant.
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Hi all yesterday I found this beautiful (for me) bucket for holy water. The hallmarking, present only on the handle, is Maltese and identifies Saverio Cannataci as the author. Alongside the Alexander Ball and Cannataci marks, there is another, tiny one, which I cannot understand. Can anyone give me ...

Hi Jonathan The lion of San Marcp above various initials is a mark often found in Venetian silver from the 18th century (also late 17th and early 19th). They are considered to be the marks of assayers or mint officials. Several have been detected with the letters FP, with or without dots, but I don'...

Maybe Valencia ?