Featured Silver Help Please Maybe India?

Hi All,
trying to figure out if these pieces are silver and if from India. Only one piece has a mark on the back. From searching on-line, I wonder if these would be Kashmir silver pieces? I'll break this up over 3 posts
any information appreciated
thanks for looking

Here is a site I was using for information
https://www.behance.net/gallery/17485477/Kashmir-Silver-Art

#1 Leaf Sweetmeat Dish, is 5 1/4"L x 4 3/4", has a shield cartouche on it, mark on the back that I can't make out

 

#2 is a small cream and sugar, unmarked. The sugar is 1 1/2"H x 2 3/4"

 

#3 - not sure if this would be considered a sweetmeat set? The bowl is lined inside, both pieces have a shield cartouche on them. The tray is 6 3/4", the bowl is 1 3/4"H x 3 1/2"

 

Gorgeous 'stuff', cx.
The leaf shaped dish is classic Kashmiri, but it is best to test if it is silver. I have a white metal one which many people mistake for silver.

I am rushing this, my dinner is waiting, so others may have to correct me.
The creamer and sugar look Kutch to me, it is Anglo-Indian. The other one is also Anglo-Indian, but I'll have to pass on the region. No time to look it up.

 

thank-you AJ, enjoy your dinner, I just finished my lunch Will see what I can find using Kutch These pieces are way beyond what I usually see, certainly interesting searching and seeing so many beautiful pieces.

 

I suddenly remembered your thread, cx. Late reply.

I think the last set could be Kutch as well. It is certainly Anglo-Indian.

The Kashmiri leaf shape is called a 'chinar leaf'. A chinar is like a plane tree or sycamore. It is the symbol of Kashmir. It is a sweetmeat dish, btw.