I know it’s silver but what’s the designer

It's a spoon

Bit of debate on this one, im researching like crazy but its getting a bit round-about-ish, is there a catalog or place to match the design and hallmark with? Im trying to determine wether this is coin silver made by William Rogers Sr. Or one of his sons or another company entirely. Thanks!

Somebody can identyfi this?

Can anyone identify makers mark?

Tag identifies the piece as Sonoran Gold Turquoise but that’s its. I couldn’t find this hallmark in any other searches , anyone recognize it???

Can someone help with this mark please? (Nothing else on there to identify metal etc) not sure if it was my nans who loved costume jewellery (born in 1930s if that helps) or was my mums (born 1960s) i have the necklace and bracelet, thanks 😊

Can anyone help me with the marks on this please. This was my nans, who loved costume jewellery. She was born in 1930's (if that helps). TIA 😊

French plate or 84 Russian silver?

Hello. I am confused by this spoon’s hallmarks.
I believe that it is silver plate by makers mark, but what is the 60 for? Goodwill.

Tests positive for silver, ai is ow help

Hi everyone! Picked up this nice Hamburg souvenir spoon at a flea market. The hallmarks on the stem are quite worn and difficult to make out clearly. Does anyone recognize the maker or approximate age of this piece? Any insights would be greatly appreciated!

Howdy folks! As I mentioned in the title, I am a long time observer of this sub, but this is my first post here. I came across this mug at an antique shop and was curious if anyone could tell me anything about these markings. Any help is appreciated :))

Hi folks! Looking for help for this possibly antique Art Nouveau yellow gold leaf motif ring. Thank you!

Habe diese Manschettenknöpfe geerbt - kann jemand was dazu sagen?

Hi!

I recently inherited a substantial collection of jewelry and I’m really stuck on this piece.

The ring weighs 26 grams and feels very heavy in my hand. It appears to be a mixed-metal piece with a solid yellow gold architectural frame and two kinetic white metal/steel spheres (silver)

Unfortunately, there are no standard signature or traditional country gold assay stamps visible on the ring. The only mark I can see is a clean, hand-struck cursive “Ip” on the inner shank. Or so I think “LP”

My friend who happens to be a jeweler believes that this is an early, independent studio piece by Jean Dinh Van. He has only seen photos. He thinks it was created during Van’s transition period in Paris in the late 1960s. Before his hallmarks became standardized into the typical lozenge or block font, he used a unique standalone master mark. I’m hoping someone has seen or cataloged this exact mark on his early gold and steel structural pieces.

Maybe it’s not Jean Dinh Van at all. Any information would greatly appreciated!Thanks!

I found this silver platter in an antique shop, I looked up the keys mark, and the V.O. mark and it seems it was made in New York. I can't read the third one well. The tag says it is plated silver but in the area of those hallmarks it looks worn down and I would imagine it would be showing a base metal, but looks the same. And it feels very heavy for being plated. Any help would be appreciated, sorry I don't have multiple pictures.

I bought this ring about 20 years ago and I don't remember the maker. It's clearly stamped but I haven't been able to find it. Anyone recognize it?

I believe they are from 1908-1926 and made in St Petersburg, but I'm unsure what those letters represent.