Help to identify hallmarks

[IMGL]

Hi, 

I'm currently running an inventory for my deceased grandmothers estate, and was looking for some guidance on a set of what I believe to be silver spoons. I was therefore wondering if someone would so kind as to to assist me in confirming what the hallmarks mean i.e. date, makers mark, country of origin etc. I've attached a few photos for reference. 

Kindest regards

IMGL

[BackyardBullion]

Unless I am mistaken they are not UK Hallmarks - I cannot see an assay office mark

Hard to tell from the photos but the last photo suggests to me that they are silver plated maybe?

[IMGL]

Ah, interesting and may perhaps explain where I'm going wrong. When you mention the last photo suggest these are silver plated, is that due to the colouration? 

[BackyardBullion]

Just now, IMGL said:

Ah, interesting and may perhaps explain where I'm going wrong. When you mention the last photo suggest these are silver plated, is that due to the colouration? 

It's just the black spots on the spoon.

They certainly are not UK Hallmarks, here is a cheatsheet of all the UK Hallmark info.

[IMGL]

I see. This is incredibly helpful. Thank you so much for your prompt reply. Mich appreciated  

[HighlandTiger]

This is the best site on the whole internet for hallmarks from around the world.

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

[IMGL]

Thank you highland tiger. Will give them a shot. 

[watchesandwhisky]

If i had to guess (and this is a guess because i dont have time to research) I believe these may be "lookalike" hallmarks, basically marks that dont really mean all that much and are meant to look like hallmarks. 

I may be completley wrong though, and i think with research you could work out who made them.

[IMGL]

Thank you highland tiger and madstacks. Really appreciate your counsel.