Triangle in Lower field - Not a lot to go on

[bhx7]

Hi Guys

So wondering if anyone has any idea about this little brass token
I am assuming it is a machine token of some kind.

It weighs 5.2g is 21.2mm in diameter and 1.8mm thick. It has a dotted inner circle on each side with a small triangle in the bottom field of one.
See image below.

Thanks all in advance.
Brian

[africancoins]

It is a bit like this...

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/exonumia28531.html

...but perhaps a bit older.

I would class it as French unless a use in the UK had been clearly reported.

Thanks Mr Paul Baker

[FosseWay]

The triangle looks like the maker's mark of Thévenon, so I would agree that it is likely to be French. (Although Thévenon did occasionally make tokens for customers outside France: I'm pretty sure I have a Swedish one but can't remember the details to look it up.)

[bhx7]

Thanks Guys

Missed your replies on this. Very much appreciated. Will look into it further.

Cheers
Brian

[malj1]

Several other makers, as well as Thévenon, (T&Cie in triangle) did use the triangle as part of their mintmark.

Francis Cartaux used two different marks with the triangle

see Index of Mintmarks & Engravers