Help please with family silver spoon

As always happy for any information
The story is that this spoon came down through family which were in Switzerland from 1658. The initials would be correct but dates could be way off. Very light and easily bendable
Any thoughts on age or manufacturer greatly appreciated
Initials appear to be krlt?

 

Always nice to have heirlooms - on my phone, and it does have good resolution, but just can't make out your mark (eyesight isn't what it used to be either), might try taking a shot at a bit of an angle and/or cleaning it up a bit. Can tell you the lancet form is going to be 19th century, typically early to mid 19th - could be Swiss, but wouldn't expect just a lone maker's mark. Germany is a good possibility, though could be from anywhere thereabouts...

~Cheryl

 

Thank you very much. I will try to get better picture tomorrow!!

 

Try a Q-tip with silver polish to lighten up the mark?

 

Will do thank you

 

New photo….and I am quite surprised. Excited to hear from you

 

Kelly?

 

Lol. Not sounding very Swiss or German. Hoping for more info. Could it be KELLV

 

Suspect the last letter on the punch was damaged, and with little slant to that final stem, it might be an 'N' - 'KELLN' a surname of German origin (interesting to me only, several 'Kelln' immigrants to the U.S. were Volga Germans who ended up in the same Kansas town as half my family). Still believe the spoon is most likely German, but even if it is Kelln, haven't found reference to a silversmith by that name, though I have little time and some computer issues...

~Cheryl

 

I appreciate you taking the time to help
As always thank you