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the shell is more Norway than Denmark.

take better picture of marks.

danish siver 1918 unknow maker.
DA meansh danasih quality wors.
guarsein mark heisse

I did not reply because for me the spoon cries new manufacture. So i did not look for hallmarks but skipped.
The laf has an moderne design (engraving)
but that my feeling not based upon anything.

no match in Denmark provinsial - ie no match of this mark. There are 2 in Sønderjylland with initials PIP one in Tønder and one in Åbenrå The Tønder smith mark is the one looking most like yours. But absolutely a different mark. In case your hovedvandsæg is contribuet to Tønder, one would say that y...

clean the marks - spit on them and let it rest, then clean vil a soft piece of cloth.
The mark would be french - at least ´makers mark is.

i carnt figure out anything - but Norway springs to my mind.
If its IV or VI that might be month

the F is Frederik Fabritius 1787 - 1823
CH over 77 is Christian Hosøe born i Jylland approx 1739 citienship 24/11-1773 his workshop in Vimmelskaftet (street)
the silver was made 1777
he dies 1812
a very skilled silver smith at that time - one of the best.

I think that city mark is the crown and lion?
The hall mark that is most out of focus on your pictures.

its not mine - i saw it at a danish site, the owner asked what the early 17hundreds coin was. Everybody (else) agreed that the coin would be a cast one. I did not partisipate as I assumed it to be a complete fake. So I took the hallmark and posted. I cannot link to the facebook page as it a closed g...

thanks its on a spoon with a very old coin.

this hallmark is it a correct mark?

i very much doubht that the 0/1 is a mistage. Thats why I suggest 10 year aniversery - othervice I would say wedding.

I dont think that it is a wedding spoon. But a gift presented at the 10 year aniversery of the couple. I.e. married in 1808 given in1818 The spoon is definetely older. Could very well be that the parents of the son or daughter gave a present at their 10 year. The spoon itselves I would date to 25 to...

I like them.

pictures gone, but my laddle is for kompot - as seller told me
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when you look at the work - the edge I am convinces its nor even silver. A skilled silver smith would have the edge follow the shell not these openings.

or dit i read your question wrong. I.e. you refer to the 3-figures in stamp. 830S or like.
In that case:
The standard 1000/1000 for fine silver was implemented late 1800dreds. Before that the standard would be lod.

So that means that an item in silver stamped 833 is manufactured in the second half of 19th century or later? Absolutely not. Standard silver varies by country. some countries have 950 promille as standard. And during centuries different standards applied. In Denmark since 1608 the standard was 830...

Its a week point that the damage have happened. 1. silver can be hammered very thin. That makes it week. 2. It can be used but naturally the process making leads to an uneven thickness on various places. Nothing to be seen by the normal eye - lets assume the thickness is 2 mm. A place that is 0,1 mm...