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Many Thanks, Trev!

Maybe was a false positive, i should re test it.

I don't know. i can't see any reason to apply this kind of hallmarks to a silver plated object, but only to deceive

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Thanks for your answer. Can you provide, please any reference regarding this kind of pseudo British marks you mentioned?
The teapot was tested as solid silver, not silver plated.

Thank you!

Please help to identify this marks for this unusual (at least for me) gilded teapot.

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Hello, Please help me to identify hallmarks from photos, i am struggling. Or at least, please give me your thoughts to get in the right direction. Any reference would be welcomed. I assume "Stg" (or "Ste"), as abbreviation of Stearling, put it in Australia or New Zealand. Could b...

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Thank you very much! I really appreciate your help!

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Hi,

Thanks for your reply.

I will add more pictures with the object.

Thanks again

Please, I need help with this hallmarks to identify them. The Item is a Serving Dish.
Thank you
Regards, CJ

Thank you very much, really appreciate it, Blakstone. That was really helpful! Even that info regarding his father. That, maybe explain a bit the 1793 mark...

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C.J.

Hello, I'm trying for sometime to identify the maker of this French box. Can someone give me some ideas, please? Thanks and regards, CJ https://i.ibb.co/7297TDQ/20200716-185042.jpg https://i.ibb.co/9yPdKHF/20200716-185535.jpg https://i.ibb.co/6WHGkfh/20200716-185630.jpg https://i.ibb.co/dJPzJcP/2020...

AG2012 wrote:Hi,
Registered but unknown maker in PL numbers 1398 and 1399.
Active 1889-1892.
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Thanks for your fast answer.

If someone can identify this P.T.B maker mark, from a St. Petersburg box, please help. I'm trying to find it from sometime and no clue.

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C.J.