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Trev, thank you again with these pointers I will dig some more.

Regards Neil

Trev

Photograph of all hallmarks as they are positioned. I have checked to see if there has been any "rollover" of the marks but nothing.

I hope this is at least of some help.

Thanks Neil

Trev This item is an old Vesta case and the edge that you see in the photograph is the inner rim. I will try to get "more complete photos" if I can and post these. Unfortunately I will not be able to do this now until tomorrow. Thank you very much for the reply and request, it is appreciat...

Is anyone able to help me please. These hallmarks have me stumped and rather than bore you with the searches I have conducted could you please take a look at the photographs and see if anything rings a bell. Many thanks http://i1120.photobucket.com/albums/l499/angus4449/HMarks4.jpg http://i1120.phot...

Oel

Thank you this is very interesting and informative and I appreciate your response,all very helpful.

I am stuck again and need help. These Hallmarks are on a piece which also has the French Swan import mark. So far I have found out that the Swan was an import mark for countries that did not have a Customs convention with France. Amongst these countries were America, Germany, Russia and China. I bel...

Dear Qrt Thank you for this very fast update, I did go to our Central Library earlier to see if I could locate any references but no luck. It has been said many times before but this Forum is amazing and the members are so helpful with their knowledge, which can sometimes "take your breath away...

The Hallmarks are on a bracelet which has hinged catches at each end so that any item could be attached, presumably so that Ladies could change as the mood or occassion demanded. The .875 mark was apparently used in Russia, the Baltic States, Finland, Poland, Switzerland, Romania and Latvia. I have ...

Thanks Dognose I will persevere

Any help appreciated I have serached everywhere I know but cannot locate this makers mark for Glasgow 1917

The Mark is D & R set in an Oval.

Thanks to all

http://www.flickr.com/photos/16179625@N ... hotostream

As usual .925 has come up trumps.

My thanks to all of you, for your patience and help.

Valkyrie Vixon what a star, thank you for recovering at least 9-years of my life.

Simply brilliant

Regards to all

Neil

Nope did not work, guess I have aged too much, so last gasp, I have made the keep and share a public link, pray for me.

Here it is

http://www.keepandshare.com/photo/show. ... 5047&cat=1" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Thnaks to all. Neil

My thanks to dognose and 2209 Patrick on how to include a photo so here goes: Reminder Details: - A Ring marked STERLING and below this a "Lyre Symbol" in the centre with 2 triangles left and right of the "Lyre". The left hand triangle appears to have the letter "O" and...

Dognose and everyone, my apologies, I have been back into keep and share and made the photo public, again my apologies but I can only lay the blame at this hallmark for ageing me so much. I feel so old...........

Dognose, thanks, I promise I have been all over the site to find how to attach images rather than a link. Can you advise please. Many Thanks Neil

Hi everyone I have searched .925 extensivley and also most of the Forums plus other Library and other resources to try and find this Sterling makers mark, which I think may be American. The link to the one semi decent photograph I have managed after dozens of attempts, is I hope is fairly readable. ...

I have a Silver Pocket watch which was made in Switzerland and has the Swiss Bear hallmark which means 1881-1934 .875+. There is another hallmark which I cannot identify. See Below http://picasaweb.google.co.uk/angus4449/Publsh#5473026185599896738 The watch is marked S.A.B Bangkok who were/are a Rol...