silver mark … i’m sure i’ve seen it b4

i’m sure i’ve seen this mark before but for the life of me i can’t remember where …. anyone have any idea ?
it’s on a silver spoon
thanks
judith

 

Doesn't look familiar to me, but are there any other markings on the spoon anywhere?

 

thanks - added photo idmf the only other mark on it

 

Think it would help if you showed the whole spoon. @DragonflyWink

 

lower one reminds me of old Augsburger Beschaumarken.

 

here’s some photos of the spoon

 

I don't know the mark, but Sweden used to have a lot of plant and tree marks, maybe that is the direction to look in?

 

Is there some reason you don't want to post a full image of the spoon - or does it only have a bowl?

~Cheryl

 

I think it is being revealed very slowly, first the marks, then the bowl, and then......
A bit like a striptease.

 

I know I'm terrible at taking decent pics of silver myself. I probably take 20 shots to get one kinda OK one. Maybe it's like that.

Looks like it's a nice thing.

 

lol - it’s a folding spoon - but it’s basically cause i’m bad at taking photos

 

i really posted the hallmark cause i thought it would someone would know what it it —- i’m so sure i’ve seen it before ….. and the strip tease was just by mistake !

 

The photos you've posted so far are great.

 

Definitely not Swedish. Beautiful spoon anyhow. Looks German to me.

 

Your pics are just fine, please show at least one of the whole spoon. Personally have little time for guessing games - when asking for assistance, it is usually helpful to give any information known, including what a piece looks like.

~Cheryl

 

your pics are great.........but seeing the whole item can help us to zero in on the best answer......

& now ya know , for next time !!

 

Que the David Rose music !

 

I had no luck finding matching marks. Interestingly I came across this post (on ASCAS) with some similarities in the marks, and it appears the owner was also having trouble identifying the country of origin:

 

Interesting mystery....

 

Different though. The clover leaf mark you posted is a true clover leaf, the one on the spoon has irregularly placed circles, and could be a stylised tree with roots.
Also, the 800 (millessimal!) mark implies a later manufacture than the spoon seems to be.