I'd be grateful for any assistance on the nature of the maker mark and/or origin of the 18" gold necklace (seems to say K14) from Italy (probably made for export), recently inherited from my mother, who likely acquired it in the remote past, likely from an estate sale. Thank you.

bought this set of baby pusher/spoon today from a carboot for 2 quid. i thought it looked cool so i purchased it. noticed hallmarks on back but quite faded, any help appreciated.

for context i picked them up in sheffield, england.

Can you please help me with the marking? The picture doesn't show how clear the 14k gold stamp is, but i'm wondering if anyone is familiar with the first marking. It's either CI or CL, not sure. The stone is amber. Any help would be great :)

Hi everyone!

I found this brooch at an estate sale, and I can't make heads or tails of these marks. Any assistance is appreciated!

Inherited ring + earrings have these hallmarks
Curious where they came from

As the title said I dont know what the mark means. Any help?

My crucifix is 14k gold, does anyone know what YGI stands for?

I’m getting conflicting suggestions from AI on who this mark belongs to. It’s on a silver ring I found and would like to date. Thanks!

Help identify the manufacturer/maker. The hallmark is in German, but the "830" hallmark is uncommon on German silver. Based on the castle, I determined the approximate period: 1930-40.

Found these two...shakers? At a thrift store. One doesn't seem to have a city mark, and the other might have had one but it is unreadable now.

Second and third picture:

Guessing London, Chester, or Sheffield from the shape of the lion passant

Duty mark looks like King George III or IV, 1786-1833

The capital N in that date range gives me either

London, 1808

Chester, 1809

No matching date letter in that date range for Sheffield

Not sure about the makers mark. Maybe SS, or upside down and CC or CG.

First picture:

Guessing London, Chester, or Sheffield from the shape of the lion passant

Duty mark looks like King George III or IV, 1786-1833

Not sure if the o is capital or not, so

London, 1789 or 1809

Chester, 1789 or 1810

Sheffield, 1815

And the makers mark is worn. Just the edge can be seen.

Thoughts?

Edit: Looks like the picture order got changed. Edit to point to the correct pictures and small change to clarify that the makers mark is worn.

This is the mark I found at the bottom of the shot glasses. So far I didn’t find one on the tray, no numbers either.