Last one tonight. Antique children's pair of 900 silver fork and knife. Need help reading monogram.

Got a worn monogram here, hoping that with the age and the fact it's old silver, I got a good surname here. Manages to work out it begins with F and ends with K so far.

 

It looks like "Frank" to me.

 

Did you get the 900 fineness from testing or is there a 900 stamp not shown?

What country do you think they are from? The 2 punches surrounding the W are a mystery to me.

 

Just wondering, what does a good surname mean to you?
The glare of the flash goes right through the name. Could you take a photo without flash, in daylight and against a white background?

I tried to tweak the marks so you wouldn't see all those coloured pixels. Looks like there are letters or other details on either side of the W and the object on the right (oil lamp? vase?).
IIW....

 

Idle guess is that in this context "good surname" means legible and traceable.

 

any chance it is pewter?

 

Does anyone read the mark on the left as 13? As in 13 Lot?
If it is 13 Lot, it wouldn't be .900 though, but .812.

I thought it was a fish at first.

 

I was thinking smooshed Maltese cross.

 

If this is a children's set, that's likely a first name.

 

Or a butterfly.

 

Looked like Sarah to me!

 

That's what I see, too.

 

Not having seen the whole items yet, I'm thinking "youth size" rather than what we think of today as "child size."