Cross authentic?

[solo]

Good day
Please tell me if the cross of the city of Polotsk is authentic?

[Dad]

Good day
Please tell me if the cross of the city of Polotsk is authentic?

Not. It's fantasy pampering

[solo]

Thank you.
I'm giving you a photo of Polotsk, maybe you don't have a photo of such stamps in your collection.

[Mart]

Hello! The hallmarks on the cross are certainly fake.
P.S.: There has never been an assay office in the city of Polotsk.

[Qrt.S]

@Solo

Like Mart says... not Polotzk. The town punch is Mogilev (or Vitebsk?). The assayer is BP 1821-? Unfortunately he is unknown to name to me, If someone knows his name (and location), please tell it, thank you. Anyway, what caught my eyes is that there is no maker's mark! That would indicate import, but....? If there, however, is a maker's mark, please Solo show it too thank you.

[Mart]

The city of Vitebsk. Perhaps we can see a part of the erased silversmith's nameplate on the left side of the second piece.

[Qrt.S]

Thanks Mart, lets wait and see.

[solo]

Good afternoon, unfortunately I don't have any additional photos.

[Dad]

Unfortunately he is unknown to name to me, If someone knows his name (and location), please tell it, thank you.

Your'r wellcome. John : The Assay Master of the Vitebsk Assay Office, the Jew Wulf Rosett, was appointed after training at the Moscow Assay Office in 1819. The first Vitebsk Assay Office hallmarks were made at the St. Petersburg Mint for 1820.

[Qrt.S]

Thank you Dad I appreciate that you told me.