Hello,i have bought this item years ago ,i will atach some pictures ,i was thinking it is real silver because of the marks stamped on it,but i am not sure because the stamps are a bit awkard.ca someone help me to indetify if this is real ,or maybe someone had a piece like this and they tested.thank you very much
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Phil’s comment in Bart’s linked thread sums it up nicely:
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https://www.925-1000.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=237368#p237368
“I’m assuming this set of marks has been identified by now in another thread but am updating this one for reference. The belong to Italian (Rome) silverplate manufacturer Royal Family (1987 - current) and were used on their “Sheffield Collection”.”
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This certainly qualifies as “breaking news!” The label really nails it. 
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1 - the origin
2 - the metal and the type of manual processing
3 - the manufacturing period
4 - the mark of origin
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Good morning,thank you for information.it is any chance to know what material it is made of?
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I realize the description of the symbols sounds enigmatic and doesn’t shed any light on your question. The material used is probably some kind of alloy, but I could be wrong.
“The Royal Family brand from Rome, Italy, combines Italian design with Anglo-Saxon traditions. Their Sheffield collection is primarily crafted using the traditional Sheffield method: a copper core or sheet completely covered with a layer of fine silver foil.”
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