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These numbers are usually found on items crafted in Tunisia. I have not see them on any pieces with Libyan hall marks before. These numbers are usually on bracelets indicating different sizes as far as I know Needless to say that this is a very nice bracelet with a classical pattern and good patina.
Thank you Mustafa for your answer and the informations.
First I also think it depense on the size, but some of the bracelets had the same size but different numbers. Maybe it is the district or the region in Tunisia?
Best regaards
Paul
Here are a bracelet with a number and hallmarks. Does anyone know more about this?
Paul
I remember that Alaa or Rabah once commented on the question of numbers found inside Tunisian bracelets that they might have been just workshop specific numbers, i.e. each silversmith used them in a different way for his own items. Maybe I can dig out the thread again...