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Damon wrote: ↑Sun Mar 31, 2024 9:48 pm Hello

Looks like عباس افضل - Abbas Afzal - which is a man's name

Damon

Thank you, couldn’t find anything about him through google.

Hello I could use some help with the middle hallmark, it appears to be Iranian silver, 1967-1979 and 87.5%, but whats the middle hallmark?

"...its a georgian alphabet letters which meant specifically year ჩ ყ ვ means 1806..." If you draw the circle completely mentally, then I think there will be room on the right for one more number. This place has been completely erased. And I am not completely sure that the third digit is ...

. https://sun9-1.userapi.com/impg/bJh1IScfIfaoBO5CtKmM6fLHc7mGujxK7RbqZQ/kSVBmqsOC8g.jpg?size=1280x960&quality=95&sign=94255b016a5f87244a515fd618bc8489&type=album https://i.imgur.com/tOAoz7R.jpg its a georgian alphabet letters which meant specifically year ჩ ყ ვ means 1806 https://i.img...

Previously I wrote: - where is the mark of the Tiflis Mint located, - where is the annual stamp located (Georgian language), - who was the assayer "AT" - the reason for the appearance of later marks. Please write all your questions in one message if they exist. Let me attempt to summarize...

Mart wrote: ↑Sun Jan 14, 2024 9:44 am Clarification (thanks to ALEKS).
A. Trifonov was also the manager of the mint and the head of the assay department.

So, then do I understand that Alexander Trifonov assayed this piece and his mark is the "A.T"?

??? Why do the rhombus shielded kokshnik exist on silver objects? As Mart already mentioned it is/was exclusively a gold mark to be used only on gold bracelets and chains and articles of the kind and made in Russia in 56 zol. gold. According to the rules/law it was forbidden to be punched on silver...

Mart wrote: ↑Fri Jan 12, 2024 9:57 am "AT" is the hallmark of an assayer or silversmith. I have not studied this period in Georgia in detail.
The second mark is the annual mark (Georgian language) that has fallen on the right side.

Could the A.T be the mark of Dimitry Tverskoy?

The Transcaucasian Assay Office was located in the city of Tiflis. There was only an assayer in the city of Baku. It was a branch. Hallmarks from one period of the 1830s are on the item. Plus one stamp from 1908 and I have already written twice how it could have appeared. If the previous owner of t...

I wrote earlier that the "ТМД" mark existed in the first third of the 19th century. I think your product was made at that time. A hallmark with "84" may be a confirmation of the quality of the silver, because in the 1830s, the mark "84" was not used in Georgia. what do...

I wrote earlier that the "ТМД" mark existed in the first third of the 19th century. I think your product was made at that time. A hallmark with "84" may be a confirmation of the quality of the silver, because in the 1830s, the mark "84" was not used in Georgia. Ok, tha...

Hello! I see the mark of the Tiflis Mint (now the city of Tbilisi) - “ТМД” (first third of the 19th century) and the annual mark of 1830(?). The state hallmark of this region from the 20th century with 84 hallmarks is also present. And which mark is the annual mark of 1830? Does that mean it was ma...

Hello! I see the mark of the Tiflis Mint (now the city of Tbilisi) - “ТМД” (first third of the 19th century) and the annual mark of 1830(?). The state hallmark of this region from the 20th century with 84 hallmarks is also present. Could you point out specifically which one is the Tiflis Mint or is...

Hello, I was wondering if anyone can provide some information on the maker of this piece? I'm trying to confirm the maker and exactly where it was made. I believe it could have been made in the Caucasus region. possibly made in Georgia? Any additional information would be great! It's about 14.5"...

Hello You don’t give us enough information to answer your questions: the marks in your first image need cleaning out and should be in focus. I see a guarantee mark from the provinces, 1819-1838, of the head of Michelangelo facing left in an oval reserve. The numbers on either side of the head are i...

Hello You don’t give us enough information to answer your questions: the marks in your first image need cleaning out and should be in focus. I see a guarantee mark from the provinces, 1819-1838, of the head of Michelangelo facing left in an oval reserve. The numbers on either side of the head are i...

Can someone please identify the maker and age of this tastevin?

JayT wrote: ↑Wed Nov 15, 2023 4:42 pm No, not possible. Sorry to disappoint you.
Your tastevin is silverplate.

Only slightly disappointing. Thanks for the information!

Hello The French marking system is highly regulated and very precise. The mark you show is not a mark for 925, 950 or 800 standard silver, but rather for a silver plated object. A Minerva head punched in either an octagonal reserve (925 standard after 1972 or 950 standard before 1972) or barrel sha...

Hello This is a tastevin produced for an association of wine lovers, Confrérie des Vignerons de Saint Vincent, founded in Macon in 1951, with chapters in France and internationally. They wear funny hats and red robes at their events. Officers wear a tastevin around their necks, suspended on a gold ...