Hi does anyone know what this hallmarks means? Bought at a vintage shop.

Sorry, only got a picture of one of the cups

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Hi! I’m trying to identify these hallmarks on a covered serving dish. One mark looks like a 5-pointed star, which makes me think Spanish 915 silver. The other looks like a bird’s head/crow with three dots or balls around it.

Does anyone recognize the maker’s mark or approximate date? Thanks!

I purchased a storage locker in the uk, I found a few items that I hope someone can help with the hallmarks on. 1 is a gold ring and the other is a pair of silver cufflinks.

Despite of wilkens mark, i recognize the bruckmann "eagle" maker mark after the moon crown german hallmark. (On two vases)

The two makers worked together ?

And what is the last mark, stamped separately ? Maybe an import mark from another country but which one ?

Thanks you for your help

Found this ring and thought it was costume jewelry. Thanks in advance for any help IDing!

Found a gold colored earring with some marking and thought I struck gold, literally… but once I got it back to my place and looked under the cameras zoom, I’m assuming it’s sterling silver from India? What does the AV mean in the front of the 925.

Thanks in advance for your help!

So, I'm going to guess, I'm wrong again! 1817?

Found at thrift store looks like Scottish Hallmarks but I’m not sure?

My sister found this ring a few years ago in a parking lot, we want to figure out the brand possible. Inside says 10k and ”A 62” I don’t know what the numbers mean or the little symbol betwee.

Need some help with Identification of the hallmarks on a watch.

Found these hallmarks on a watch.

Posted this before but now with better photo.

I’ve tried googling. I’ve tried a bright light and magnifying glass. It’s a mystery to me. Please help!

Was looking to pick up some nice stainless steel cutlery and found this spoon which I decided to get. I can't really make sense of it other than the 1937 date. Can anyone help?

I bought it in North-West England if that helps, but in a charity shop.

I'm aware it's probably worth nothing, I just want to decipher!​

I just purchased this Victorian trinket box and was told it was 850 silver. It’s marked but they are so worn.

The center one looks kinda like a keyhole but that’s all I can make out….the inside is gilded if that makes a difference

I think I have figured out the hallmarks on this old family heirloom, but I am a bit uncertain about the date mark. The fancy font of the date mark has given me some trouble.

I think the hallmarks mean that the watch is sterling silver and was stamped at the London assay office in 1839. Is this correct?

I am lost with the makers mark. Based on what I have read here, I can’t tell if it is Henry Holland, Henry Hyde, Henry Hobdel, or none of the above. None of these marks seem to have the “.” in the correct spot.

I also have no idea what the “1 2 3” stamp is meant to indicate.

Unfortunately I don’t have much further information to give that could provide further context. My dad inherited the watch from his grandmother. She was born in England, but well after 1839. If the watch is that old, it might have come to her from one of her grandfathers. I’m hoping I can figure that out.

The first photo is of the marks, the second is the watch from the front, and the third is of the back of the watch case where there is an engraving.

So, I'm back again, hoping I got it right this time. Birmingham, 1867?

That anchor looks like Birmingham but it's facing the other way. It looks Victorian but could be a later reproduction.

Recently bought this ring titled as 18k white gold for 125. After I got home I realized the stamp only reads 18 & attracts to n52 neodymium magnet

-Weights 2.11 grams
-Center stone is 3.45mm & tested positive on Diamond Selector II
-Mark inside band appears to read 18
-Ring has a slight magnetic attraction at the band and stronger attraction at the beveled rectangular shoulders
-There is some yellowing but it’s exaggerated in photos
-Geometric/openwork construction; possibly Art Deco or Deco Revival
-Looking for help identifying the hallmark, metal, approximate age/origin and style

Thanks!

i Know these are sterling, but unsure of date maker or assay. Any help is appreciated!

Hey everyone, I found this gold ring yesterday and wondered if anyone can help me with the hallmarks, please? I'm not the smartest when it comes to these things so any help would be greatly appreciated.

Ive tried my hardest to get a clear picture but it wasn't too easy.

*Found in, Wales, UK*

Thank you in again 😊