r/Hallmarks

Image 1 — Can you identify the markings please. I know its 9ct but not sure of year, maker etc.
Image 2 — Can you identify the markings please. I know its 9ct but not sure of year, maker etc.
Image 3 — Can you identify the markings please. I know its 9ct but not sure of year, maker etc.
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Can you identify the markings please. I know its 9ct but not sure of year, maker etc.

I can see the S&W so guess thats the maker and the 9 and 375 so its 9ct gold but would love to know the year. It was my Mums.

u/Hot_Insurance2029 — 10 hours ago
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Info about this hallmark please

Can anyone identify these hallmarks on a possibly silver jewelled snuff/pill box

u/Then_Marionberry_259 — 18 hours ago
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Identify Italian bracelet maker

If there’s a better page for this, I’m all ears. Just curious if anyone here had an information on this Maker’s mark on my bracelet. It’s an Italian curb style with the stamps “ITALY”, “14K” and this one pictured. Is it strange that the bracelet is stamped “14K” instead of “.585”? Hoping someone can weigh in, I’m mainly just curious! I know i have a quality piece, just want to learn more of the origin if possible. Thanks.

u/Then_Marionberry_259 — 20 hours ago
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Date mark??

Hey guys, I’ve found this ring and I can’t make out the makers mark or date mark. I can see an anchor and lion meaning (correct me if wrong) it is sterling silver and verified by Birmingham assay office but I don’t know what the date mark is or makers mark is - if that’s even what they are. Can you guys figure it out? Many thanks.

u/Mark-two — 1 day ago

Silver?

Need some help identifying this one, it literally says silver but I never seen this before

u/Tekkai- — 1 day ago
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Legit hallmark?

Need some help, I heard a raised 800 is fake? But it sorta inside and raised slightly inside, any help is appreciated

u/Tekkai- — 1 day ago
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Could anybody help me find out about this old wax stamp please?

u/Ginsters83 — 1 day ago
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Is this really French silver from the early 1700s?

I think it may have been restamped later at the top

u/Otherwise-Let-1749 — 1 day ago
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Dutch Silver Reproduction

Ok so this item says reproduction on it, but does that mean it’s not silver or is it just a way to say it’s not authentic Dutch silver but made in the style of Dutch silver. I don’t have any strong magnets on me, but simple things like fridge magnets are not drawn to it at all. So in theory are we looking at silver or pewter. It does look like it had something else on the bottom originally.

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Does this look familiar to anyone ?

Appears to be US Navy memorabilia. Tarnished like
Silver and fairly heavy. Any info appreciated before I cut it up. Non magnetic

u/Then_Marionberry_259 — 2 days ago
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Mothers ring

Update from yesterday with more photos. Going through our mothers belongings since she has sadly passed away earlier this month. Just looking for any possible information on this ring we found. Seems old but we’re not very familiar. Thanks!

u/ChocolateMiddle425 — 2 days ago

ID help please

Hi all, newbie here. Bought this little dish at a boot fair recently and am having trouble finding out anything about it, but my friend suggested it could be Hanau(?) TIA

u/Resident-Spell-8304 — 1 day ago
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Help needed identifying hallmarks

Hi, looking some help identifying the hallmarks on this bracelet. I understand it's 9ct with 0.15ct diamonds but would like to know who made it and when.

Many thanks.

u/cook-a-cat — 1 day ago

I can't find this on any lists. I can't even tell what the mark is. Any help appreciated. Thanks!

u/lazylady64 — 2 days ago
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Please help, struggling to indentify rubbed marks anyone got any opinions on what we are really looking at here

u/Kristus38 — 2 days ago
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Probably silver salt spoons by Peter and William Bateman, London, 1809, reign of George III, with modern engraving by Garrard (1996)

u/Massive-Character738 — 2 days ago