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Hello!
I believe it is Korean. See here: https://www.925-1000.com/Fkorea_01.html
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Hello!
I am interested in the maker, place of manufacture and age of this Persian (Iranian) box with Zoroastrian scenes.
Thanks in advance for your replies.
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Hello!
It seems to me that the letters on the left lower stamp look like the Cyrillic letters Г.Ш.
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Aguest. Traintime!
Many thanks for the link to the prior topic! But the question remains open...

I think there was a sugar bowl with a similar marks structure and Cyrillic letters discussed on the forum at one point. Unfortunately, I can't find the topic but I have the picture.

Hello!
I need help identifying the marks and country of origin of this jug. I assume the letters are Cyrillic and the origin could be Ukraine, Belarus, or Orthodox Balkan countries.
Thanks in advance for any opinions.

Hello Krisztián!
Very nice item! This is definitely Iran (Persia). Unfortunately, the maker is unknown to me.
Regards.

Hello!
The marks are terrible! It's fake!

Hi Qrt.S!
You are wrong. IC isn't maker's mark, it is the mark of assayer. The maker's mark is AMK.
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Hi madej!
This is Moscow. The assay master I.C is Ivan Saveliev (Иван Савельев), the alderman АΘП is Fyodor Petrov (Фёдор Петров)? the maker АМК is unknown.
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Hello Adrien von Ferscht!
Many thanks for your interesting and useful information!
Regards. Alex.

Hello!
The maker is Carl Gustav Hellmuth (Helmolt), St.Petersburg, known in 1744-1773.
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Thank you very much, Peter!
Not rare but nice ^-)/
Regards. Alex.

Hi Peter!
Thank you very much! Do you think this bowl is quite rare or were many of them produced?
Regards. Alex.

Hello Peter!
Many thanks for your quick reply!
Unfortunately this bowl is not mine and I have no other images.
Can you tell me anything about the age of the bowl?
Regards. Alex.

Hello everyone! I am interested in the origin and age of this Dutch bowl but I cannot attribute some of the hallmarks. I hope for your help! Thank you in advance. https://i.postimg.cc/nhFJ2Zxt/978-1.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/pL66jtXC/978-2.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/vH8qSm4X/978-3.jpg https://i.postimg...

Hello!
The maker is Friedrich Gotthard Laupmann (since 1819).
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Hi Sasropakis!
Many thanks for your answer!
Redards.

Hello!
I know that this serving spatula was made in Stockholm in 1842. I wonder who is the maker G.F (or C.F)?
Thanks in advance.

Hi Aguest!
Thank you for your reply. I will try to contact the National Museum of Romania.
Regards. Alex.