Silver dish unidentified hallmark

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I have a small silver dish and can’t identify the marks

A small rectangle with AP in the corner above what looks like a lion. Next to it another rectangle with white unreadable mark but maybe number starting with 6. possibly Canadian or US as I was left some US silver by an aunt in Canada but this one has me stumped. Can anyone help

Can anyone help

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Whole item photo, please.

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French Art Nouveau Silverplate Bowl.

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French silver-plated items, often marked with “6 gr” or “6G” in a square, indicate that 6 grams of silver were used to plate a set of 6 or 12 pieces of cutlery (teaspoons, forks, etc.). These marks are considered manufacturer-specific guarantees of plating quality, commonly used between 1860 and 1983, often accompanied by a maker’s stamp.
AP - Amédée Plasait (Pierre Amédée Plasait).
https://www.deconamic.com/item/pair-art-deco-silvered-bronze-candelabra-with-mermaids-pierre-amedee-plasait/#&gid=1&pid=13
https://www.leboncoin.fr/ad/antiquites/2990502176

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