Italian 1930s cigarette case marks identification

[afsilverholliday]

I have an 800 grade cigarette case with hallmarks which I am struggling to identify, there is the F.S and marks within the lozenge either side of the fascio, could you please help me identify these marks -

[img]https://i.postimg.cc/9F6Kd7yT/DSCF6941.jpg
[img]https://i.postimg.cc/B6mRH7CQ/DSCF6939.jpg
[img]https://i.postimg.cc/hvJZxDjp/DSCF6920.jpg
[img]https://i.postimg.cc/LsTWFQwB/DSCF6932.jpg

with thanks

[dognose]

Always embed your images:









Trev.

[afsilverholliday]

Hi Trev,

Will work out how to embed but if you have any tutorials that would help in the future

with thanks

[dognose]

Just click on the 'Share' button and then copy and paste the 'Hotlink for forums' code.

Trev.

[afsilverholliday]

Ok trev I will do that on my next one for hallmark ID,

Back to this cigartette case is there any information on the stamps you can help me with?

[AG2012]

I think there is Italian-German connection here. Italian mark with ``fasces`` indicates the period of Fascist party 1934 -1944, and 10 FI should be 10 FI, the mark of BINAZZI ADRIANA in RICCI fu Cesare Via Romana 63 FIRENZE registered 27/4/1935.
FS could be Scheurle Franz, later Scheurle Quinn - Schwäbisch Gmünd.
If the engraved inscription is in Italian, I opt for German made case, imported to Italy and retailed there. Having in mind the relation between two countries at the time, there must have been substantial trade between them, including retailing of silver.
Regards

[Bahner]

Hello, Scheurle certainly comes to mind when seeeing this object, but the "real" Scheurle mark is without any dot. So I wonder... Regards, Bahner