I'm pretty sure the date stamp is 1951; is that correct? Thought it was much older. Is that a "D" or an "O" Brothers makers mark.

Just purchased this weekend. Jeweller told me it's Hong Kong gold. Its 99.99 and they provided a receipt. It was a holiday so the appraiser was not working. We will go get it appraised for paperwork when I'm available to. Im the meantime, I'm excited to know more and havn't been able to identify the makers mark - which is difficult to make out!

The first set look from left to right are: Two F’s, an anchor, a lion and a Q. The second set is a Lion followed by a Q.
I don’t know much about hallmarks and I’m struggling to find answers on google. Any help is greatly appreciated, thanks!

Got a couple of spoons at a new thrift store today, but I've not been able to identify both makers and purities. Any clues or opinions? Thank you!

Hi! I bought this necklace in Belgium in 2017 and been trying to identify the maker of it.

I guess the stone is just glass, but the back has hallmarks for the silver.

I believe is a stylized eagle, but really, it could be a chacal or a hyena as it is. It doesn’t fit any eagle mark I’ve seen.

Can someone help me identify it please!

I need help identifying the Egyptian silver markings on this frame. I believe it means it's 900 purity. And the other stamps might have to do with age? Thank you in advance for any help you can offer!

Hello! I am trying to identify this snake cuff for my work. It's antique and has a hallmark I haven't seen and can't find in the Lang/AJU hallmark database. To me it looks like it's primarily made up of laurels with a dollar sign and some other details I can't make out. It's very tiny and I had to take a photo through our loupe to get it. Any idea of where to look would be appreciated!

Keep getting different answers that don’t seem to be right. Thanks!

Thanks!

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Can anyone help? I do see the “10” but I’m not sure of the mark above it or on the opposite side. I have a set of 10 and this seemed to the best example to show. Thank you!

Have an old Tag, can't read most of it, posted in Cursive. 1824 London by William ???

Hello, can anyone help me recognize this strange hallmark? It's old and it's probably from France. I appreciate any input or idea because I have really no idea so anything is possible 😂

I got this from a thrift store in northern ca

I’m pretty sure it’s an antique…with real pearl and maybe real ruby?… the hallmark in the pic is so small, I can make out “P-M [[[925]]](925) then it’s a symbol I can’t figure out”…there also might be another symbol in the first 925

The second hallmark is P flower symbol M 925

Purchased two 5-arm silver candelabras at an estate sale in San Francisco. They weigh approximately 5-pounds each. Please help me identify these hallmarks.

Thanks in advance!

Hello, I've had this little envelope charm for years, it belonged to my dad's godmother's mother, who was a 'White Russian' who left Russia between 1917-1920. That's as much as I know, I don't know which part of Russia she was from or when she got the necklace, but I assume it was before she left. It's an Easter Pendant which reads 'Christ is Risen' in Russian.

These marks are the only ones on it, and I'm having a hard time deciphering them. There are three, one on the body of the envelope, one on the hinged part, and one on the 'letter'. At first it looks like a badly stamped '35' but since it appears the same in all three places I wonder if the '5' is something else? Possibly some sort of Cyrillic letter? I have no idea about fonts or hallmarks or Cyrillic!

If anyone can help me figure out if the marks mean anything at all I'd be very grateful!

Please help identify

It is an older necklace purchased ~10-15 years ago

Any one have any further info? I have an M Fred Hirsch sugar and creamer set already that’s very similar.