Old spoon I.D. neede badly!!!!!

A. Grignon

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Found this spoon with a fancy "CB" makers mark in a oval on the back of it. Also the spoon is engraved with "B. H. ?., 5 Apr. 1836" Was found at a old home stead site in a field.
Can anyone please I.D. the makers mark.....it's driving me nuts not knowing what the mark is!
 

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LadyDigger

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Could "CB" be ... Cooper Brothers & Co from Sheffield?

----- http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/nra/searches/subjectView.asp?ID=B10327

----- C
Cooper Brothers & Sons were a Sheffield Based Company who produced some good quality silver, especially spoons from 1850 to 1964
http://www.purelysilver.info/londonmakers2.html

I would assume BH and the date was the date engraved to give to that individual?

I found an old spoon in my yard with markings, but it was very hard to read them...so it just sits in my box..

Nice find!

***Ok, just re-read your post...might not be the Cooper Brothers as they did not start till 1850 and your spoon is engraved 1836...back to the drawing board.... :icon_scratch:
 

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