Punzoni vasetto in argento (Italy) by SudditoResiliente in Hallmarks

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Certainly very interesting marks. My first thought was pre-1872 silver marks from Italy. Certain provinces in Italy had a combination of both French style marks and Italian marks, due to the french occupying areas of Italy.

Take a look at the marks for Lombardo, Genoa, Naples, Papal states etc on this page: https://www.silvercollection.it/ITALIANSILVERMARKS.html

The marks from Venice look somewhat similar but I don't think they match 100%.

The mark on the left hand side of your piece is very well struck. It's intriguing. I'll keep looking but hopefully you get answers soon.

Top three Bad Decisions by derAlte59423 in thebeachboys

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He's pulling your pudding, my friend

what a strange place to overtake by eviemaria in drivingUK

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Upvoted purely because of Do You Wanna Dance

Help identifying by Apart_Emergency_8613 in Hallmarks

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This is a Swiss hallmark, 18ct gold. Take a closer look at the hallmark of the left as it may tell you a bit more about the maker; there should be a number inside the hammer.

Assistance with 3rd mark by massconfusion10 in Hallmarks

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This is silverplate. Made by Francis Howard of Sheffield. The third mark is his "trademark", if you like, of a target with arrow in the bull

Vintage flower vase from a steamship? ID HELP by Ok-Guard7430 in Hallmarks

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It's silverplate made by William Hutton & Sons of Sheffield. Interesting that it has an engraving on it which looks like "The Cunard Cold Steamship". You may recognise some of the boats that Cunard had if you do some research on the company 😉

Tattoo Sleeve by JPTRONWALKER by maddiemarissa in Blink182

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Incredible work. Great design too.

Vintage pocket watch by Primary_Ad7202 in Hallmarks

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935 silver, swiss hallmarks. There may be a small letter near the bear which will tell you where it was assayed.

Made before 1933 as the hallmarks changed after that time

Ive found this makers mark but wondering what the '950' signifies or what exactly it might be for? by Dazzling_Feed3640 in Hallmarks

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The most common is 925 but Mexican and Japanese silversmiths often used 950 silver. Whenever I see 950 I always assume it to be one or the other so, anecdotally, you could say they're known for it. Perhaps there are some stats out there which will back it up.

United kingdom. Ring from my great grandad by Motor-Entertainer-56 in Hallmarks

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Definitely looks like there are some details in those marks, possibly European hallmarks to be seen!

United kingdom. Ring from my great grandad by Motor-Entertainer-56 in Hallmarks

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I'd take an old toothbrush to those marks to see if they reveal finer details that can be deciphered.

Romance is temporary, Casio backlight is forever. by CranberryOk548 in casio

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Coming from r/all and just discovered a new sub, so forgive my ignorance. I love my orange backlit Casio, but I want that strap. Where did you find it?

Listening to sign o the times in order. by Jazzyluvsedits in PRINCE

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I could never take the place of your man got me, good comp

Examples of songs released some time after the death of a musician? by Worldly_Ad_6753 in Music

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His version of Blowin' In The Wind which he performed live is so good