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Thank you very much for these details on the "poinçons de recense".
Yours sincerely
DoCho

Here are the two photographs

I'm intrigued by a hallmark on the piedouche of a chocolate cup. This hallmark appears to be an eagle's head facing left.

Is this a hallmark of the silversmiths' association from 1798 (https://www.silvercollection.it/frenchhallmarks.html; les orfèvres de Louis XIII à Charles X )?
Or a census ...

Thank you very much for that information about the French wild boar marks and especially the left-facing boar in an irregularly-shaped oblong cartouche.
Maurice Meslans’ article is fascinating (https://www.ascasonline.org/articoloAGOS221.html ). I did not know that the head turned towards left was ...

Hello,

Thank you for your comments. And thank you Amena for the dolfin of Genoa.

The French marks are rather far from the Italian ones.
It’s not a lamp but a jam pot (“confiturier” in French).
The wild boar is similar to the mark of the corporation of parisian silversmiths (1797) but the head is ...

Hi Amena,
Thank you very much for your precious indications about crowned eagle and Savoy Kingdom. I hadn't really explored the pages dedicated to Italian silver.

I tried to photograph the two other punches, but the definition remains low!

Regards
DoCho

https://i.postimg.cc/bJw23dPz/poincon ...

Thank you Amena for your comment about Kingdom of Sardinia. I am going to explore this hypothesis.

I was wondering if the eagle could match the tax exemption hallmark of the Kingdom of Prussia (https://www.925-1000.com/Fgerman_marks_b1884_5.html).
In addition, the coat of arms of the city of ...

Hello,

This “confiturier” by Pierre LEPLAIN has three French hallmarks (master silversmith, 1st Coq and Garantie de Paris 1798-1809) but also four other hallmarks (crowned eagle, head? Wild boar's head, small rectangular hallmark). The crowned eagle suggests kingdom of Prussia.

Could you help me ...