Hallmark Help - Any ideas?

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Any ideas ?

Keen to understand maker.

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Argent bourré 925?
The expression “bourré argent” (or “fourré argent”) refers to a technique for manufacturing silverware and cutlery where the object has an outer shell of solid silver (925/1000 standard), but whose interior is filled with a core of resin, wax or plaster to lighten the structure.

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Thanks :slight_smile:

Got the same on Google, it’s only marked Bourre on the one piece.

Makers mark is the same on both. C star G - I have no idea, assume French.

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I have no clue, either. But it might be C star S. AI suggests Chéramy and Salomon, but I have little faith in it, being unable to find a similar mark.

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Love the elephant, but that cat thing is hella creepy.

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I’ve tried various methods, but to no avail. The signatures resemble French ones, and that seems to be the only clear clue. I await your feedback.

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Thanks for looking. I still have no idea !

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