Helps identifying silver marks

[Salofrse]

Hi all,

Could someone help me identify the second making in the picture. I can make out what seems to be the lion mark for Scotland, but it's the second stamp marking that's baffling me. Any help would be greatly appreciated :)

Click link to see picture-: (I didn't know how to add the picture directly to this post)

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[Salofrse]

Just found out how to get the picture directly on the post

Here it is,

[dognose]

Hi,

Welcome to the Forum.

The mark is none too clear, but check out the Austrian import marks here:

http://www.925-1000.com/Faustria_02.html

The item is not Scottish.

Trev.

[Salofrse]

Thanks for the reply :)

The only other pic I have is this (although it's no good for viewing the second mark that I was originally enquiring about, but you can see the lion mark at a different angle, at least. And it was mainly because of this pic that I though it was Scottish, as it looked like it matched hallmark C in the 2nd pic below,




Let me know your thoughts :)

Regards

[dognose]

I'm afraid that without better images all I can suggest is possibly an Austrian import mark and as already stated, the item is not Scottish.

Trev.

[Salofrse]

No, I know that now, was just showing why I thought it may have been Scottish. Thanks for the help though, and hopefully I can get some better pics here soon :)

Regards

[AG2012]

Is this the mark on the right?
Can you take better close up of the mark,please?

[dragonflywink]

The marks are not typical of American silver either - German, manufacturer would be Gebr. Deyhle: http://www.925-1000.com/forum/viewtopic ... lit=Deyhle

~Cheryl