Birmingham spoon please help

I kind of shy away from flatware because the subject goes way over my head sometimes lol
But I found a few references to J.C&S and Birmingham popped up? It is almost 4 1/2 inches long
But what is it's use? age thanks for any help!!!

 

The anchor is Birmingham and the lion means sterling.

At that length I would think demitasse spoon, but it looks like a souvenir. Can't read the engraving, though.

 

Duh. It's a souvenir of Killarney, Ireland. The harp on the end made it all come clear.

 

I admire your brilliance! Thanks so much! any idea of age?

 

Close up of the marks will probably tell. If it's sterling, one of those stamps will be a date letter.

 

John Cook & Son of Birmingham.

http://www.silvermakersmarks.co.uk/Makers/Birmingham-JC-JG.html#JC

Looks like C in the last punch - should be 1902.

 

Thank you Thank you!

 

You are quite welcome, sharona!

You might want to see what the initials of the monogram are - just below the marks in your picture. Are they upside down in that view?