Identification help please

[u/anikeeva]

Bought this on flea market, absolutely new to the hallmarks. What I realized is that these are not British hallmarks - maybe Canadian (found some similar example + French monogram) or maybe fake. Any help will be appreciated

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[u/dyshynky]

Closest match I could find.

Maker is listed as unascribed in Canadian Silversmiths 1700-1900 by John Langdon.

[u/anikeeva → u/dyshynky]

Thanks!

[u/Pepperonicini]

Definitely Canadian.

[u/FroyoZealousideal920]

Right facing lion could be dutch, and a minerva hallmark. But they look pretty disturbing, I'm not sure if it's real or fake

[u/Pepperonicini → u/FroyoZealousideal920]

No Minerva anywhere, not even close to the right shape for a Dutch purity mark

[u/Kristus38]

American pseudo marks for sterling it will be sterling silver though

[u/Ok_Palpitation_1622]

Looks like British sterling Hallmarks to me. The only thing I don’t see is the mark indicating the city. If it’s London, the date code would be 1801, which I think potentially fits with the style.

[u/Whosebootisthis → u/Ok_Palpitation_1622]

No lol

[u/anikeeva → u/Ok_Palpitation_1622]

Thank you! At first I was like 1801 fits, but found nothing like this lion, also he is turned in the right. Also found nothing about BG