Looking For Maker of London Spoon

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I know this is a bit of a long shot, but I was hoping someone may be able to suggest a likely candidate for the maker of this 1732 London dessert spoon.
The letter S of the makers mark is still visible along with some of the punch cartouche. Any thoughts greatly appreciated.

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Try to clean it gently.

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The mark has been cleaned, but I’ve taken an image from a different angle to see if that is more helpful. Many thanks.

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Joseph Smith I. London 1732.

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Thank you, that’s some impressive detective work.

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U welcome! —___ :face_with_monocle:___—

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