Unrecognized French silver maker 1819-38

[Georg]

I have French tea spoons (vermeil) from 1819-38 period ("Greek mask " and “Raphael” 800/1000 marks). However, I can not assign the maker to the mark (see below). It is a letter F over crossed wands or maybe stylized letter X, there are two dots at the sides and something below, maybe a pin. Any help will be greatly appreciated.

George

[JayT]

Hello

Your vermeil spoons were made in Paris by François-Pamphile Josan (Jozan) maker of small tableware at 19 rue Simon-le-Franc. His mark was FJ, symbol two crossed boatman’s oars with a pellet on each side (deux rames de batelier en sautoir, un point de chaque côté). Josan first registered on 12 August 1824, erased 7 January 1836. He continued at another address with the alternate spelling of his name and a different mark until 12 March 1847.

See Arminjon, v.I, no. 01147, p. 141 and no. 02037, p. 215, and https://www.925-1000.com/Ffrench_makers_J.html

Going forward, as a courtesy to those who research your objects, kindly show all marks so that we can all learn.

Regards

[blakstone]

See also this thread: Identifying Sugar Tong Marks

[Georg]

Thank you very much for both answers.
As to the lack of the other marks: I am new here and I thought that one should enclose exactly 2 images
(entire objects + mark in question). Since the maker mark and the other punches are in different places I was unable to show them all. Now I know better.
Thank you again.

Georg

[JayT]

You’re welcome.
Enjoy your spoons!