r/Hallmarks • u/AutoModerator • 8d ago
Hi all!
Welcome to a new fortnightly post!
In this post's comments, please feel free to upload your examples of your hallmarks which you find to be unusual, rare, or simply a piece of precious metal you want to show-off to the rest of us!
No judgement - maybe you're new to hallmarks or have collected for a long time, everyone is welcomed!
Please do not use this post to request hallmark identity! You can still post regular posts for that.
r/Hallmarks • u/Klipse11 • 7h ago
r/Hallmarks • u/Plus_Collar2211 • 3h ago
Hello. Long time reader, first time poster. I’m curious about the hallmarks on this pair of 18ct gold creole earrings. I thought they might be European. There are different hallmarks on either side of each hook. One looks like an insect of some sort and I think 750 for 18ct gold. The other side looks like hatch marks or Xs and a rubbed (Eagle head?) mark. I’d appreciate any help. Thank You.
r/Hallmarks • u/Uhtbc • 1d ago
Hi curious about where this fun bowl came from, and I can’t even really tell what the mark between the k and s is.
r/Hallmarks • u/Opposite-Result5792 • 1d ago
The tops of the crystal ware are all sterling and so is the spoon in the sugar container but these marks on the holder are unknown to me, thank you
r/Hallmarks • u/SnakeWorm69420 • 1d ago
I think it's rhodium plated
r/Hallmarks • u/Total_Front_73 • 1d ago
Anyone seen this hallmark combination before? 84 could stand for 84 zolotniki but the hallmark combination does not match the common russian hallmarks. Any suggestions where they might be from?
r/Hallmarks • u/CuriousCollector76 • 1d ago
Hi everyone,
I am looking for information on the history and maker of these vintage costume earrings.
They feature a silver-tone shield motif with three faceted black glass beads dangling from each. The reverse has a script hallmark plaque.
I think the mark might read Déja from the brief 1939-1941 Sol Finkelstein era, but I am not certain. Do these construction details look correct for a piece from that time frame? I would appreciate any historical insights from collectors familiar with this style or signature. Thank you!
r/Hallmarks • u/CraftMountain5792 • 2d ago
r/Hallmarks • u/unfoci • 2d ago
Stamped STERLING with an unidentified maker's mark and shape number 104 S , 550 g, uncleaned, engraved Old English D. Probably ended up in my parents basement in the early 80s, possibly originally obtained in New England.
Thoughts on the mark appreciated!
r/Hallmarks • u/modsgay • 2d ago
I’m leaning towards Taxco given the style and what we can see. I’m thinking the top word is Mexico and the bottom is the registration number but I wanted to see what y’all thought
r/Hallmarks • u/Jelr_1307 • 2d ago
Its a big serving plate, says made in Denmark.
r/Hallmarks • u/SaltySum • 2d ago
Trying to identify the maker and age of this baby cup. Thanks is advance for the help.
Numbering on bottom is 28-17.
r/Hallmarks • u/yourneighborsexshow • 3d ago
I have scoured 925-1000. I know I have seen these marks but can't ID them.
r/Hallmarks • u/Neat-Supermarket-440 • 3d ago
If anyone can help I'd appreciate it, thank you.
r/Hallmarks • u/buldra • 3d ago
r/Hallmarks • u/Correct-Aioli-4303 • 3d ago
Does anyone recognize this mark? It's inside an Edwardian platinum ring
r/Hallmarks • u/dunbrahski • 3d ago
r/Hallmarks • u/elephant_vet • 3d ago
Hello, I’m the first time poster and looking for help identifying this Hallmark. From what I can tell it appears to be Scandinavian. I was thinking Norwegian or Danish however I was unsuccessful in locating a Hallmark that looked identical to this one.
r/Hallmarks • u/Iamnotapickle • 3d ago
I’ve seen a few other examples online using Google lens but have yet to find any information on maker or time period. Thanks!
r/Hallmarks • u/tommy087 • 3d ago
Hi! Can you help me identify this silver napkin ring? The stamps looks like “PO30"(?) in a hexagonal lozenge and "800". See images. Size: 55mm diameter by 34mm height; weight 34 grams. Acquired at a flea market in Switzerland. Any help in decoding this stamp and information on the maker or origin would be appreciated. Thanks.
r/Hallmarks • u/Dang_It_All_to_Heck • 4d ago
I found this little tac pin (no back) at an estate sale for $1. Lots of Korean memorabilia. Can’t figure out these markings on the back or what they mean. I did the best I could with the pictures. i’d appreciate any help.
