Need Help Identifying Marks on Spoons

[Stikie]

Hi,

I could really do with some help understanding a little bit more about these spoons. 6 in total but I believe 4 are a set and the other 2 belong to a separate set.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Many thanks,

[Qrt.S]

I would appreciate it very much if you read this link:
viewtopic.php?f=1&t=10
Then you can expect an answer
Thank you

[Dad]

Waste of time.
These fake silver plated copper spoons are sold in all russian flea markets.
I don’t know where they are made. Maybe in China, maybe in Romania ...

[Stikie]

Thanks for the reply Qrt.S. I think you are referring to the images...if so I have added 2 new ones which show the full item and then 1 of the mark. If i misinterpreted your post I apologise and will read the guidelines again. My limited knowledge has me putting these in Moscow. The Assayer Mark [B.C. 1874] looks similar across all 6 - but hard to confirm on 2 of the spoons. The Maker's Mark looks different on these 2 as well so I'm thinking they are not the same set. These 2 spoons also have a fifth mark in front - this wouldn't be typical correct?

Again sorry if I misinterpreted the guidelines. Thanks for the help.

[Stikie]

Waste of time.
These fake silver plated copper spoons are sold in all russian flea markets.
I don’t know where they are made. Maybe in China, maybe in Romania ...

Thanks Dad! I tip my cap to your greater knowledge. Thanks for taking the time.

P.S. Great username!