Silver Tea Spoon - No City Mark

[bobe]

This is my first post, so hope its OK. I am trying to verify the history of a set of tea spoons handed down in the family. The spoon has a crest which could be three feathers and the initials MK.
With no city mark, I am unsure where to go for the makers mark which looks like GC.
Any help with background of the spoon would be appreciated.
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[dognose]

Hi,

Welcome to the Forum.

That's London 1799, small London assayed pieces such as teaspoons were not struck with a city mark at this time.

For the maker, check out George Gray at:
http://www.925-1000.com/dlLondon4.html#M and more information can be found at :
viewtopic.php?t=14766

Trev.
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[bobe]

Many thanks Trev, do you think there is ant significance in the crest?
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[dognose]

Hi,

It appears to me, from what I see, that it's not a crest, just part of the bright cut engraving.

Trev.
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