I reckon this is a revivalist piece from the 1970s, Birmingham Assay, but the maker/sponsor mark is unusual having two disconnected shields.

Weight is 1938 grams.

I need help identifying this makers mark. Appears to be a W with a large peak that is crossed horizontally with a line. Ring is stamped 10 K. Not tested yet but suspected to be 10 karat white gold with cherysoberyl gemstone. Heirloom item that belonged to my grandfather.

Found some hollow handled knives at goodwill, pretty sure the handles are silver because of the lion but the steel blade appears to be laser engraved. The Sheffield date mark looks like 1940 to me but that’s before laser engraving? Thanks for any info

I bought a $4.99 tin from Savers today and this was inside of it. I believe it is a Gucci bracelet, but as the last two links from the other side have been removed it doesn’t have the proper identification. And from what my searching says it may predate 1968 as it doesn’t have the proper stamping.

Can anyone identify this hallmark?

The text on the back says 925, however the gold buyer says it’s not.

Help please,best picture i could get.

Everywhere is closed will take it to a jeweller tomorrow.

I think that the maker is probably Martin Sugar. Date 1891. London, please correct me if I’m wrong.
What is eluding me is: what does the F mean? Any clues?

Cool piece of California history. It's got all 3 marks. I'm thinking 1865 to 1875.

Any information is appreciated. I don’t even know where to search for this mark. Is it Mexico, Japan or something else? 🥲

hate not being able to provide literally any context, but my roommate found this in her jewelry box and we are perplexed. what symbol is this? what year is this likely from? anyone know anything about this?!? HAHAH! thanks in advance!

Hi was wondering if anyone has any idea what these hallmarks could mean? It says made in Sweden on opposite side. Thanks

Can anyone help with this hallmark? I was wondering if this is 95% zinc? Thank you!

Hi everyone, will you please help me determine the estimated time/ year of making of a vintage brooch i inherited from my grandmother lately?
Vintage Brooch
Approximate Weight: ~27.3 grams
18K Yellow Gold
Rectangular mark stamped 750 (indicating 18-karat gold purity).
Lozenge-shaped (rhombus) maker's mark stamped PAX.
Trombone clasp

Hello! Intrigued by this. Any guesses?

Hey new here. Was wondering if anyone would have any info related to this ring(hallmark owner,year,etc.). Recently inherited this ring from my great grandfather, would like to know more. Thanks in advance.

Looks to be Theodore B Starr or TB Starr. Gold and Platinum with Turquoise. Last picture is another of his hallmarks with the R not complete. Anyone familiar with his work?

Hi everyone. I’m trying to accurately identify this pewter plate and, especially, the marks on it.
The plate measures approximately 8.5 inches in diameter and weighs 0.99 lb (about 449 g).

There is a worn central touchmark on the underside and a series of smaller individual marks/stamps around the rim. I’ve included close-up photos of both.

I’d really appreciate any help determining:
Who made it, if the maker can be identified
Country/city of origin
Approximate date or period
What the central touchmark represents
What the individual marks around the rim mean

I’m particularly interested in identifying it from the marks themselves rather than guessing from the general style.

I have several other pewter pieces that may or may not be related, but I’m intentionally starting with just this one so I can research each piece individually.

Thanks for any help or references you can point me toward.

I have six of these matchbox covers. All have the same stamps. I’ve been unable to figure out the maker’s mark. Thank you.

Found this little book a while back at the books store, thought you guys might like it

Would love to know year of manufacture, origin, maker, etc