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Having looked at the pin again from various angles, it now looks to me as if it is the Assayers mark again. Holding it vertical, it looks like the browridge, nose and chin of the mark seen on the hook.

Open this link and scroll down to Ivan Lebedkin.84 is for silver.
https://www.925-1000.com/Frussia_kokoshnik_01.html
56 is fineness, woman`s head and assayer`s initials IL (ИЛ).
Another woman`s head as a secondary mark on another part of the brooch,
The mark in the middle of the needle could be ...

Hi,
Everything is OK with this brooch; 14 K (583) or 65 zolotnik, most likely assayed in Moscow 1898 - 1914 by Ivan Lebedkin.
Maker`s mark cannot be deciphered.
Regards

https://abload.de/img/ddhqbjugfyjo4.jpeg


Thank you so much. Any idea what is stamped on the pin?
Excuse if these are silly ...

Ok, third time lucky I hope.

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Hi,
this is my first post, please excuse my errors.
I'm looking for verification that the item in the photos is indeed 14 carat gold of russian origin and from 1899-1908 period.

https://photos.google.com/photo/AF1QipMJkY_rQNxwinDSj6M_OyfdI52RxJOiPWm553bx
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