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Looks like France. http://images.vfl.ru/ii/1582426285/bcf5437b/29667394_m.png Thanks Aleks that is really interesting!! We have been looking into French marks since your post, and I also see that Montpellier used the wreath as a hallmark which may look slightly closer to the mark on the spoon than ...

Sorry, something went wrong writing this, here again: Hi JJ in this font is Johann Jakob Jezler from Schaffhauisen, Switzerland. Sill in business, search for Jezler in this forum. I do not see a connection to your spoons posted. Regards, Jörg Thanks Jörg this is really helpful. This leads me to bel...

Was found with fork with same monogram (RR) and pattern with “13” loth standard indicated. lets have a look to this fork I have never seen the maks on your spoon Thanks Theoderich for your interest. We wonder if it is a stemmed flower on the shield. We also wondered if the laurel wreath was a Frenc...

Hi there. We have two mystery marks on a large tablespoon. The first is a laurel wreath and the second is less clear (possibly a shield). Was found with fork with same monogram (RR) and pattern with “13” loth standard indicated. Any help would be appreciated as we have not been able to make progress...

Hi legrandmogol. The seller didn’t know anything about these spoons and I wanted to learn more about them. I got the second spoon as a gift with the first one. It was a good research project.
Kind regards.

Hi Peter. Thank you for your insight. I appreciate learning more about these mysteries even if they aren’t as old as they pretend to be.
Kind regards.

I have a large bowled spoon with a cast handle, St. Matthew with tax collector money bag, I believe. Bowl is monogrammed "HCB." There is a hallmark on the back of the bowl near the stem and an inscription "1691." The hallmark is unclear with a corresponding bigorne mark on the ob...

Thank you again! I really appreciate being able to add this information to my silver hallmark identification skill set.

Wow, thanks everyone! I really appreciate your assistance in me learning more about this spoon :)

What was the silver standard at this time?

Is this a rare piece?

Did you use a book/text as a reference?

Thanks!

Hello. I've been able to identify this spoon as being from Norway, but would very much appreciate help in learning more about the marks. The spoon weighs 55.5 grams and has been engraved twice: the first .G.A.S. the second ENJ 1810. It has a hand engraved or etched shell pattern. The town mark is a ...