Double Shot glass or egg cup? is it sterling?

ok I think it is a double shot glass, it has a mark, could it be 75 or is it hallmark of some sort? It is 4 1/2" tall. Thanks for looking!

 

It is a drinks measure. The mark could be the volume.

 

Old one too, looks like. Indian?

 

Could be Indian. Could we see more of the animals? Their heads too?

 

The numerals are Urdu.

 

Urdu uses Arabic script, but I can't make any Arabic numeral of the inscription. Or Hindi, or our numerals, for that matter.
Here are Urdu (Arabic) numerals:
https://www.omniglot.com/language/numbers/urdu.htm
And Hindi numerals:
https://www.omniglot.com/language/numbers/hindi.htm

If this is an Anglo-Indian drinks measure, which is likely, the numerals could have been English, Western Arabic.

 

Bengali neighbour says it's Urdu.

 

Did she or he say what it says, and give a period for the writing style? Because that would be nice to know, to get the whole picture, etc.

 

Sorry it took me a bit to respond, had a long day and now my 6 year old grandson is here for a couple of days. =) <3

 

Lovely, enjoy your time with your grandson.

Yes, it is Anglo-Indian, so made during the colonial period in British India. Colonial silver in general, and Anglo-Indian in particular, is very collectible.
I like the colonial with the gun, but I am glad the tigers are on the other side, so he can't shoot them.
I have a list somewhere with examples of the different styles from the different regions. If I find anything, I will let you know. Some styles look alike though, due to artisans travelling and settling in other regions.

 

Found the style. Hunting scenes with those particular trees and a stippled background were made mostly in Lucknow, in Uttar Pradesh, northern India, just south of Nepal.