I’ve been searching for information on the attached hallmark for days now.
It’s from a silver fruit bowl, possibly Victorian.
Just totally lost with the marks, especially the shield at the end.
This is not, strictly speaking, a hallmark as your fruit bowl is not silver. The gothic lettering reads E P G S. This stands for electroplated German silver. “German silver” is the former name of nickel silver and is a base metal alloy containing no silver at all. The electroplating process deposits a very thin layer of pure silver onto the base metal.
The letters in the shield-shaped mark would give us the manufacturer’s name if only they were readable but a combination of a double stamping of the mark and your small picture size prevent readability.