Silver handled walking canne

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Hello, I recently bought a walking canne with silver handle that represents a lion. It is probably marked 800 (for silver) in a rectangle, AP in another rectangle and something I can't properly read, might be ESCMU or FSCMU or ESCHU or FSCHU. In any case I would like to find aut if possible who made this silver handle. Thank you all in advance.
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Just moving it here for everyone to enjoy.

 

Es que no sé hacerlo, gracias!!!

 

Here is how:
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Thank you very much, very much!!!

 

What do I know

 

The partial mark "SCHU" is for "GESCHÜTZT", German for REGISTERED.

 

Thank you very much, that's truly interesting, I thought it was french but now I understand that it's probably german, so AP could be the maker's mark. Thank you very much

 

Probably German, made after 1886, which is when the millessimal fineness mark was introduced.

I can only find an A.P., but yours is AP.

 

I like the lion handle! Sorry, but I can't help with identification of the AP mark.

 

¡Muchos gracias!
De hecho, estilísticamente me parece art nouveau, y eso coincide con la fabricación posterior a 1886.
Pegau Adolf es el único platero que encontré para AP, pero como dijiste, el mío es AP, así que...
Aunque encontré esta pieza de Pegau Adolf y tiene muchas similitudes en el follaje:

Lote 433: ADOLF PEGAU, PFORZHEIM (PRES.), BONBONNIERE, 1903
https://www.invaluable.com/auction-lot/_7FE4EA988A

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Saludos