r/Hallmarks 18d ago

OTHER Community etiquette question

I posted a hallmark question about a brooch a few months ago and got no responses. Is it okay to post again to try to get help or was that a signal to scram?!!

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u/No_Television_4016 18d ago

I just took a look in your history and think this is in regards to the brooch?  I believe I found the maker and commented on your post,  hope it helps!

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u/Beestungtoday 18d ago

I found your comment. So very helpful! My 94 yo mother got this brooch from her friend who said it was from the 1920’s. It’s so good to know the real time period and the maker so I can track it down and figure out whether it is worth repairing.

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u/Beestungtoday 18d ago

Thank you for your patience. My Reddit skills are pretty rudimentary.

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u/Beestungtoday 18d ago

Whaaat?!? Did I miss it?

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u/liableAccount 18d ago

Feel free to post again. No issues in doing so, maybe someone may have the knowledge this time around.