Any Ideas?

[manonthespoon]

[manonthespoon]

[silvermakersmarks]

Hi and welcome to the forum. It's very unlikely that anybody will be able to tell you anything until you post an in-focus picture of the marks.

Phil

[manonthespoon]

Thanks @silvermakersmarks!

Maybe this is better? It is sooo small.

[manonthespoon]

This might be better actually. Different spoon in the same set.

[Traintime]

Last image appears upside down and blurred, but probably James Dixon & Sons listed here: https://www.925-1000.com/silverplate_D2.html

That would make these British Silverplated wares, i.e. electro-plating, not the solid silver alloy referred to in the long past as “Silver Plate”.

[manonthespoon]

@Traintime -- Thank you so much! I appreciate the time to write this.

[dognose]

See also: James Dixon & Sons of Sheffield - Information

Trev.

[manonthespoon]

See also: James Dixon & Sons of Sheffield - Information

Trev.

Thank you for the valuable information, Trev!

I'll be looking for older and more pure English spoons in the future. This was a gamble at an antique store.