Date Stamp and origin of piece

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Date Stamp and origin of piece

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I have a piece that I would like some help. I think it is Dublin but I can't find the date stamp in this configuration. It is a script "N" in a shield The shield's shape is is the concern. The sides of it are curved. Can't find that shape anywhere. The item seems to me to be a trophy. Can anyone confirm this?

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Thank you
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Hello. I enhanced your picture of the marks.

On the right are Chester import marks for 1901.
The BM mark was used by Berthold Mueller, a London based importer of German & Dutch silver.

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Other marks are pseudo-marks from Ludwig Neresheimer of Hanau, Germany.
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thank you both!
Now what are psuedo marks?
Also can you tell me what this piece is? The figures are dressed in the style of Henry viii
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Check out the glossary for info on psuedo marks:
http://www.925-1000.com/silverglossary3.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Could be a trophy or presentation cup.

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