Japanese/Chinese(?) silver plate

I'm trying to find out what this mark is...

first two characters look like chinese, yín zhì in trad. chinese, which is "made of silver"
but the rest? I have no clue...can anyone help?

 

can we see what the thing is??

 

I've been waiting for it too... here it is:




I've never seen signatures like that before on chinese silvers that's why i'm guessing it must be japanese . Also when it comes to the second three characters, last character looks like 舎 to me, which is =shè , a variant of kanji 舎=sha =house?building?shop maybe? sad to say that's all I know
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Very nice, nafuhao, and welcome.
I don't know the second mark, but the style is Japanese imo. The way the dragon repoussé is made, and they often used that 'pitted' texture. Although they weren't the only ones.

 

r those bee hives in corners ?

 

The first mark the jungin mark can be used on Japanese, Chinese or Korean silver I have read somewhere. The second mark is more than likely a makers mark. Maybe you can find inspiration here or some other directory of silver makers marks.

https://orientalantiques.co.uk/chinese-export-silver-marks-identification-guide/