Russian .84 flatware

Hi. Totally new at this. With reference to the attached photos can anyone offer insight as to what if any value to a collector and where one could help these items find a good home ? The teaspoons is a set of six and the larger serving spoons are a pair all are engraved with initials in Cyrillic.

All I can tell is definitely of Russian origin which would make sense as they were from a grandmother of Russian stock who was part of a community of Russian expats in Shanghai China in early 1930’s.

Thank you

Mike

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Tomorrow… I need time.

Pavlov Nikolai Pavlovic, silver man, owner of a gold and silver shop. In 1905, there were 46 workers.

https://www.925-1000.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=171801#p171801

НП Павлов, Павлов Николай Павлович серебро Silver, Silver 84 — buy at the best price online from the antiques store. parameters: НП Павлов, Павлов Николай Павлович, Silver, Silver 84, серебро, Russian Empire, around 1885 | online store Arthall, Volgograd at Veryimportantlot - Product ID60037

https://www.925-1000.com/Frussia_kokoshnik_01.html

Clean gently marked area, please.

Probably, and I emphasize, probably this is the reverse signature of Nikolaì Iakovlev Antipov. If you clean the mark above, please post a photo.

x1006

ИЛ?

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I cleaned up one of the spoons to make the markings more legible

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Upon further review three have one hallmark and three have a different hallmark

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Ѵ, ѵ – an early Cyrillic letter that serves as the modern letters В and И. It comes from the Greek letter Υ.

ѴИ

ИЛ

That is the question…

Selection of the stamp by the letter “ИЛ” .Catalog of stamps on antique products. The reference book of the stigma in Russia.

Izhitsa - Wikipedia

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