More silver and gold but need help

[plymouthian12]

Gold cigar band marked 583 which is Russian the marks are what I'm trying to figure out. Maker's Mark looks like a 1an upside down V and a ten, on the karat mark there's an upside down V on the left side of the star with a hammer and sickle in it would like some help dating the ring. Also a small Sterling ring, a junk smiley face and a possible pewter pin. Thanks in advance

 

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[Digger RJ]

Very Nice!!! Congrats!!! I’d acid test the cigar ring.

 

[plymouthian12]

583 is the Russian mark for 14k as far as I can tell

 

[Jose The Goon]

583 is the Russian mark for 14k as far as I can tell

Great finds as usual P-12 !! 583 as a Russian mark for 14k seems logical as 14/24 = .583333333etc.
Check out this link for comments on Russian Hallmarks, especially the comments by "Anonymous" (Antique Russian Jewelry)
Might be helpful. CHEERS !! J.T.G.

https://www.antique-jewelry-investor.com/russian-gold-hallmarks-19th-century-comments.html

" There are three distinct periods in Russian Hallmarking history.
The first, is referred to as the IMPERIAL when Russia was ruled by the Czar and continued until the Russian Revolution of 1917.
The second period, from 1917 to 1992, is when Russia was a SOVIET.
The third and current period is from 1992 to present, is that of the Russian FEDERATION.

In Russia, two-digit numbers refer to zolotniks, which is a weight designation, which convert into the metric system, e.g., 56 = 583 (14k),

I believe 84 is a Russian mark for Silver,
875 is also a Russian mark for Silver "