Silver Spoon - is it Dutch?

The Basics... Identification Help - What is it?
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Hello everyone

I could really use some help please. I thought this was Dutch with a tax mark, but the left mark isn’t one I recognise. What are your thoughts please? Any help is very much appreciated - thank you

Regards Alison

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I’m reading London makers Stockwell & Co ( George Stockwell ) . Hope I’m right !! :thinking:

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The mark in your penultimate picture is a London sterling silver import mark, date letter i for 1924/5 and sponsor’s /importer’s mark GS of George Stockwell a well-known importer.

A Dutch origin is highly likely but I cannot see any evidence (apart from the subject matter) for this.

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Thank you Jools, much appreciated

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Thank you Silvermakersmarks, that’s really helpful and much appreciated

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Is it possibly a Caddy spoon or just a collectible !!! :thinking:

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You’re welcome TR, just glad I could be of a little help. Alan :smiling_face:

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That’s a good point. Seems odd to import a souvenir spoon, and it’s the perfect size for a caddy spoon. I think it’s a caddy spoon :blush:

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Me too, and it’s a nice one at that :smiling_face:

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