Silver button w/ a makers mark!

[mbyormark]

Found these today, anyone have information on the silver cuff button? Can’t seem to find the maker mark


Mystery solved! The button is from the Kingdom of Sardinia, 800/1000 Silver used from 1824-1872

 

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[Rhapsody]

Found these today, anyone have information on the silver cuff button? Can’t seem to find the maker mark

nice seated dime no idea on button have a groovy day

 

[CRUSADER]

I'm going to float a theory on this one.
It is not usual to make a silver button & put your makers mark on the front. All the ones I've seen are on the reverse.
Because its silver & had a good value I think this circulated as a de facto 'Slap Token'. They countermarked blank silver coins, why not countermark a broken Button/Cufflink.
Therefore, my theory is the mark was done by a silver-smith many years after its manufacture. Lots of these types of countermark have never been identified, & yours 'might' fall into this bracket.

 

[river roamer]

Very nice finds Congrats

 

[JohnnyMac]

Found these today, anyone have information on the silver cuff button? Can’t seem to find the maker mark

Very cool

 

[JeffInMass]

Can't help with the ID, although I like Crusader's theory, but those are 2 sweet finds- Congrats!

 

[jewelerguy]

I tend to believe it is a broken cuff link. Search the area hard enough and you just might find the other half.

 

[Almy]

Nice, clear photography of outstanding silver finds.

 

[Gare]

Great finds and welcome to Treasurenet :0

 

[mbyormark]

Great finds and welcome to Treasurenet :0

thank you

 

[Digger RJ]

Found these today, anyone have information on the silver cuff button? Can’t seem to find the maker mark


Mystery solved! The button is from the Kingdom of Sardinia, 800/1000 Silver used from 1824-1872

Very Nice!!! Congrats!!!

 

[oldmxrat]

Great finds, congrats and thanks for posting!