Serving spoon european looking, but from where?

[dinio]

Hi,
I have a serving spoon that I believe to be silver, but not completely sure. It looks beginning of XIX century and has 3 marks that I interpret as the town mark, the maker's mark and the letter date. But I am unable to find a correct fit in my international references. Due to the date letter, candidate countries could be Denmark, Sweden, Holland, or other ?
The two towers are rather rare: I found one tower or three towers as a city mark, but no double towers.

Could someone help in this identification ?

Here are the pictures:




Thanks for every contribution.
Dinio

[Bahner]

Hello, the two towers were used on Danish plate, the "P" stands for "plet". As to the "S" - maybe the maker ? Probably made during the 20ieth century. Best wishes, Bahner

[2209patrick]

In 1893 the Danish Hallmarking Act introduced a silver standard of .826 indicated by a three tower mark. About the same time they started using a two tower mark to indicate silverplate. I believe that is what your top mark is. They used the two and three tower marks until 1961.
Sorry, can't help you with the maker's mark.

Regards,
Pat.

[dinio]

Thanks Bahner and Pat !
I thought that this spoon could be silverplate but I was not sure. With your information, I am now aware of the metal.

Thanks again.
Regards.
Dinio