Help identifying a mark I can’t find yet maybe Chinese tea set

[Scottydoesntknow]

I have a set as pictured with this mark on it. I don’t even know which side is up. The pot has “sterling” stamped, but the smaller pieces only have the maker mark.
Google translate for Chinese came up with “send a young”, which is probably not too accurate.
Any help provided would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.

[dognose]

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[Scottydoesntknow]

Whoops, thought it would show up once posted. Thanks

[Ag999]

That's the "jungin" mark for "pure silver,"
which, in my experience, seems to be used on anything from 90% upwards.
(Comments welcomed on that point.)

[Scottydoesntknow]

Ag999, thank you very much for your input, it’s much appreciated. I still had not found any info on this set up till now.

[rem801116]

Hi, the tea pot set were from China as the Chinese silver stamp shown. It looks like a British style tea pot set, so I believe they were made on late 19 Century or early 20 centutry. SInce middle of 19 Century, porslin was not a big export goods from China, silver art work, especially the British style teat pot, were more and more exported to Europé.
Best wishes,
Bo