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antiqueninja17 · ‎01-07-2015

Heavy solid sterling bracelet, has two hallmarks. "SAAD" which I couldn't really find a similiar one of (just some other silver company but the mark is completely different), and this other small mark that's in several places on the bracelet. I'm thinking it looks like a Norweigen mark? Anyone have any thoughts? Thank you! P.S. - I'm having a heck of a time getting pictures uploaded, I keep getting a "invalid HTML" when I upload them the old way with the little image attach button? I tried as attachments, hope it works!

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old.crows.nest · ‎01-07-2015

Hallmark looks Middle Eastern, possibly Egyptian.

evelyb30 · ‎01-07-2015

The mark is in Arabic. It matches the 20th Century one for Egypt on the 925-1000 site. I don't know enough about Egyptian pieces to know whodunnit or when.

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gauntlettgems · ‎01-07-2015

What about it being from Israel?

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antiqueninja17 · ‎01-07-2015

Fabulous, thank you all very much! I think Egypt is definitely the right direction

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antiqueninja17 · ‎01-13-2015

Just an update in case anyone else comes across these marks. I received an e-mail response from Saad of Egypt today. They said that this is indeed one of their pieces, well over 30 years old. Thank you Crow and Evely for pointing me in the right direction, as always!

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