Can You Identify This Hallmark?

[hc4361]

Is it 18ct gold?

http://tinypic.com/r/23wv24n/9

Ta muchly

[kvalidir]

Yes it's Swedish by the mark x

[hc4361]

Thanks very much!

[kvalidir]

If you give me a sec my lovely brother will tell you all about it x

[hc4361]

You can have hundreds of seconds :)

[kvalidir]

1949 made by Johnson Juvelerare Hildur xx

[hc4361]

That is much more information than I could have hoped for.

Thanks, again, appreciated

[Zacs-Master]

SEE. THIS IS HOW ANSWERBANK SHOULD WORK ;-)

[IJKLM]

Looks like it was made in 1948 by Johnsomn AB in Stockholm.

Yes, 18 K gold.

[IJKLM]

Oops 1949 - apologies.

references:

https://www.scandinaviansilverjewelry.com/swedish-hallmarks.html

http://www.925-1000.com/Fsweden_Date_Code.html

[kvalidir]

You're very welcome, my brother is a gold and silver dealer so he's usually pretty down with things like this x

[IJKLM]

Oh, and the hall mark means 'made in Swededn' as opposed to imported from Sweden
reference:
http://hallmarkwiki.com/?country=Sweden

[hc4361]

Are we on a roll? Maybe you can me if I search the price of gold, does the results show the price I would pay to buy scrap or the price I would sell at?

[hc4361]

Yes, it is priced per ounce or gram. I want to pay a fair price for a piece of 18ct gold jewellery that weighs 22.3 grams

[kvalidir]

It's £31.38 per gram and will dither 50p in either direction according to brother x

[hc4361]

Food for thought, thanks all :)

[Zacs-Master]

Swiss?