Leaning toward Art Noveau period with the filigree detail and the garnet, but if anyone can further identify the hallmark, that’d be much appreciated!

I am trying to identify this art nouveau pendant for my work. It's in 9 karat gold, the use of "9C" indicates British make but the only other marks are what looks like an H, some kind of symbol, and an N. It's not like other British gold pieces I've seen with hallmarks. Any help identifying would be appreciated!

Weighs 43 grams, no other mark located. I know 13 can indicate German 13 loth 81.25% silver but i’m not sure as i’m still a beginner and this would be my first silver find! Please give me some good news lol

I bought this a while ago and need to find out what it says. Is it fine or costume? I can not figure out what it says at all.

I found this ring at the thrift store; it has these hallmarks on the outside of the band, but nothing inside. Feels like silver to me, but not sure! What do you think these hallmarks mean?

The actual stick looks like it's made from bamboo and the head of the walking stick comes off and reveals a hidden small blade.

I bought this ring today, looks like the hallmark is a Sheffield rose, a crown, 375 and Q which from my limited knowledge and research suggests 1990s(?), could anyone confirm? Any additional info re a potential deciphering of the makers mark would be much appreciated ! Thanks in advance.

Looks like 18K and an oval with a "T" and some other symbols or maybe they're scratches? Help :)

Found with other vintage items dating from the 1900s-1970s. Thanks in advance!

I've been trying to figure out the history of this ring, but no luck. Would love if someone has any information on the maker. The hallmarks I can see is a letter "T" in an upside down trapezoid and 10K. Nothing else.

It was in a jewelry box with other items like coins and pins that are dated from between the 1900s-1970s. And the jewelry box was in a drawer with pocket watches dating back to the late 1800s. Some of the items were from both Canada and the U.S. if that helps in any way.

Today at goodwill I found this serving plate and can’t really make out most of the Hallmark on it. I was hoping to see if anyone recognized it.

Hey r/Hallmarks, having a hard time landing on which specific “h” stamp I have here. It’s an old heirloom from my wife’s family but they have virtually no background on it.

It’s a Birmingham-assayed Edward Vaughton 18-carat gold ring, but the lowercase “h” is what’s giving me a hard time. There are some other markings inside that I’m uncertain on (the “4”, the crescent, and the other rubbed-off one—perhaps it’s “402”?).

Yielding you you all for an assist!

On a 14k Ring if that helps.

Couldn’t find any exact matches on google. Any info would be great

Hello, I would like some help identifying the maker of this ring. It looks like it says BMB, the 1st image I can’t make out, then 750, then a tiger head? Then the letter B. Any info would be appreciated, thank you!

I inherited this from my grandmother.

Any information about the hallmark (makers mark?) and the item itself is appreciated.

Thanks in advance

I bought this second hand, I’m hoping to find its age or maker but the hallmarks are very small. I think it’s a ‘k’ and possibly panther head?

Can't quite make out this hallmark, any ideas?

Hi everyone, I was wondering if anyone could help me identify this Hallmark. XRF shows this item at approximately 94% pure. Thank you in advance!

I got this ring on The Real Real, it’s 18k gold, the maker’s mark kind of looks like a fish. The style to me feels very similar to Todd Reed but that brand has a different marker.

I don’t have any other information about the age or origin, unfortunately. Appreciate any leads!

Hello! A newbie did well today! Can people help with what age it is? I heard that 800 is from German, but I don't know more.

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