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Hello everybody!
This is my first post since I need your help by identifying these marks of an old silver cup. I even didn't understand the country provenance (Russia? Austria?).
I almost passed all the pages of this website, but did't find any reference.
Who can help me?
Thanks in advance!

(Russia? Austria?).

NO

It does look very old - the way it was made.There is no letter A like this in Rosenberg.Cannot help.Very interested to see responses from members of the forum.

Hello #davedelph,

I have no idea, but I found some similarities. May be it can be a thought-provoking impulse. To my mind it is perhaps french.

Best regards, Ringo

Thanks Ringo and AG2012 for your replies.
I found these cups in this topic:
http://www.925-1000.com/forum/viewtopic ... ria#p84812
The manufacturing is almost the same, even though the marks are different.
It is quite strange to have an Austrian mark with a Paris maker mark... I think the first one is right, while the large A is very similar, but not the one we're searching.

Very welcome other helps.

It is not the "A" of Paris.

It could be austrian nevertheless.

Regards.

Hi Anikopol,

Welcome to the Forum.

Trev.

Thank you

Hi,

Another remark : the third marks is most probably the one for the purity of silver. I guess that "D.G / 9.20 / ..." stands for "9 deniers 20 grains" (old French measure). I saw a similar marks for a silver item from Colmar (Alsace) ; unfortunatly, there is very few documentation concerning Colmar silver.

#davedelph, what happened to the images?

Please remember that the answers provided on this forum are not just for the OP, but anyone interested enough to read them.

Trev.