Here is a single drop teaspoon, assayed in London 1792. I'm pretty sure the maker is Bc; who is this and is it usual to have one capital letter and one small?
Hi again. Spot on with the dating and I think you may find that the spoon has taken a knock on what I believe to be an R..the maker most likely to be Richard Crossley working as a spoon maker at the end of the 18th century. Best wishes, Mike. .