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Thank you very much for your responses, most thought provoking! I will continue to research and see what I come up with. Best thoughts, Metal-7

That is an interesting thought. The pricking in the bowl does remind me of Dutch work, also the stamped shell motif does appear to be very similar, and I have seen later spoons with a sillier stamped shell motif. My only concern with that line of thought is the shape. Dutch Caddy spoons from the ear...

Although I purchased this in America it somehow "feels" like a British provincial caddy spoon. The style and shape is so typical of the late 1700's in England, with that "thin" feel to it. It weighs in around 1/2 oz or 14 Grams and is just under 4" long. There is a stamped &...

Hi - thank you for your response and comment. I have checked the other side and it appears completely free of any solder mark, but on the back side there certainly does seem to be a lump. I have tried the "breath" test to see if there is a solder mark that shows and there is nothing that I...

Hi, Looking for a little expertise here... please I purchased this recently at an estate auction in the US - I cannot find any reference to N pellet H in any makers mark around 1750 for London. The shape & size is right so I don't think it is a converted tea spoon. The "tree" marks see...

Hi, Looking for a little expertise here... please I purchased this recently at an estate auction in the US - I cannot find any reference to N pellet H in any makes mark around 1750 for London. The shape & size is right so I don't think it is a fake. The "tree" marks looks a bit like an...

Trying again with the pics https://www.925-1000.com/pics/Ximg.jpg https://www.925-1000.com/pics/Ximg.jpg See my previous post - The shape and monogram tells me that they are probably Scottish provincial "Oar" pattern around 1800, I have checked all on line resources for hallmarks and found...

I found this pair of Oar Pattern (Fiddle without shoulders) tea spoons. The shape and monogram lead me to believe that are 1800's Scottish provincial but am not sure.... can anyone help me? https://www.925-1000.com/pics/Ximg.jpg https://www.925-1000.com/pics/Ximg.jpg The spoons are 5 3/4" long ...