American coin silver maker ID

Got this spoon in a lot at auction. From a very high end silver collectors estate. It’s pretty rough but I’d like to ID it still. The maker I can find that makes the most sense is James Reed or his son James R Reed working in Washington and Pittsburgh PA respectively. The father and son had a joint venture James R Reed & Co.. I can’t find evidence of this mark anywhere though. I’d think it would be an earlier mark if it belonged to their joint venture as their later mark this definitely isn’t. I checked some usual sources and my Flynt & Fales book. I believe the serrated marks are usually first half of 19th century. The shape also I believe is usually from that era? Is there a term for the shape of the upper handle? Figured I would check here…

 

@Bakersgma, @i need help !!!

 

I can't find that mark either.

 

But I can't find this Reed family in any of the sources I checked either.

 

Here’s where I bumped into it. I want to say it was in F&F too. One of the & Co. pieces is listed on eBay.
https://www.smpub.com/ubb/Forum19/HTML/000689.html

 

For the shape name: 'fiddle back'.