I bought some silver from a couple antique stores today. I'm assuming they are legitimate, but am looking for more information.

What I am 100% certain of is that it is 800 silver, I am about 60% confident that it was assayed in Cairo, but would like that confirmed. What eludes me is the year that this item was assayed, either my eyes are getting worse or the hallmark has been partially worn off. Any help would be greatly appreciated thank you.

Hello, any help would be greatly appreciated. Particularly on the third mark and the date. I assume this ring to be 18k. It has diamonds and sapphires. Thank you

Anyone know the origin of these hallmarks on a spoon from 1844? Any clue is apreciated as I never saw something similar.

I can see the 9c gold hallmark but unsure on the rest

Hey everyone, I’m looking for help identifying the maker's mark stamped on the silver collar of a glass decanter The piece has standard German hallmarks: the crescent and crown, along with the "835" silver purity standard. However, I’m trying to figure out which workshop uses the stylized symbol inside the rhombus (visible on the right in the photo). Could anyone help me identify this specific manufacturer? Thanks

Hi , I recently adquiere this cigarette box.
It has the same hallmarks marked in both faces , one is the number and the other one is a box with a clover symbol and then the number 900 or 800 , i cannot see.
I do not know if it is silver or plated , I am not familiar with this hallmark type.
Thanks

Hello, Could you please help me identify what this chain is made of? Thank you!

Hi everyone, I’m trying to identify the manufacturer and age of these vintage egg cups. The stamping includes the letters "GGH"(?), a small central symbol/trademark, and the letter "M". The base metal appears to be brass or copper underneath the worn plating. Could anyone help shed some light on who the maker might be or what these marks stand for? Thanks

I posted this ring over on a jewelry ID and antique jewelry subreddit but nobody has recognized the marks and suggested posting here. Last few photos are of the ring itself in case that helps. It has an X inside the band and the trio of marks in the first couple pics is on the outside of the band.

I’ve been trying to determine an age and/or origin for this auction find, with the main theories so far being 18th century Iberian/italian or Georgian era, or newer Victorian era revival piece. I’m a little partial to the theory that the head of the ring is older and the shank was added later, but I really don’t know. It’s an antique either way, and a lovely piece.

Looking for help with these marks on this bangle

Unsure of age, 14k gold ring, passed down from grandmother. Stone is a color change ‘alexandrite’.

I am unsure if this was an estate sale purchase that we held onto, or if it was in the family.

The owner claims it as 14K, but I feel suspicious. The brand name looks like Jean Claude? Which is a custom jewelry maker I believe?

Pretty sure it's silver plate but couldn't find a matching hallmark to it?

Do these marks seem intentional or just scrathes? If intentional what might they mean?

Edit: After testing the ring is plated.

Can anyone identify this maker mark?

Anyone have ideas about this makers mark?

I Posted photos a few days ago and appreviate the help. I could not get these pics to send so i am trying a new post

Hey everyone, I’m looking for help with two things regarding this vintage Italian gold bracelet: Hallmark Reading: Can anyone help decipher the maker's mark in the attached photos? I know it's a standard Italian registry stamp from Vicenza (marked with VI), but this particular strike is worn and hard for me to read clearly. What manufacturer number do you see here? Finding References & Listings: I am looking for photos and offers (both active and past/archive listings) of bracelets featuring this exact link pattern or its variants, as long as the individual links are identical. If you have reference images or know where to find such pieces, I would love to see them

Note: The attached photos are used strictly for reference and identification purposes.

Thanks in advance for any insights

Hi

Can anyone tell me what this faded mark is at the bottom of a silver crucifix? It was bought at a market in the UK around the mid 80s.

Thanks very much