Please help me identify silversmith of the cruet

[elcid51]

Please help me identify silversmith (AS) of the cruet.
Thanks, Guido

[amena]

The AS mark mimics the one of Anzolo Scarabello, but is clearly a fantasy mark.

And the others too, I presume.
Regards
Amena

[elcid51]

Hello Amena,
Anzolo Scarabello da Este's mark is A-stella-S in this case the mark is A-point-S with crown above (coronate) repeated twice on the three pieces that make up the cruet.
The cruet was purchased in France as of the 18th century and I agree with this description, also considering the construction technique and subsequently marked with the "crab" mark, see the following photos.




In my humble opinion it should be a so-called "silversmith subscriber" and I hope that some profound connoisseur can tell me who he is and in which region he was operating.
Anyway, thank you for the contribution.
Best regards,
Guido

[legrandmogol]

Consider looking into Braga Portugal 18th century.

[amena]

Let's wait for others opinions

[elcid51]

Many thanks to all,
Guido

[elcid51]

hi I add a photo to clarify how the bottle holders are fixed to the base.
Thanks and best regards,
Guido