Georgian or Victorian Fiddle Ladle w/Unusual Marks

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Georgian or Victorian Fiddle Ladle w/Unusual Marks

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Hi,

This one has me stumped; it has unusual marks but appears to be solid silver, circa 1800-50, and seems too light at 7" and 49 grams to be CES or Caribbean. Hoping someone has come across similar marks before!

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WesternPA

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Thanks! Another mystery that perhaps will not be solved (sigh).
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Hopefully your post will prompt a positive answer.

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Re: Georgian or Victorian Fiddle Ladle w/Unusual Marks

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For further research, known Canadian silversmiths with the initials 'C.G.':

Charles Geddes - Halifax, Nova Scotia
Charles Genest - Quebec
Christopher D. Graham - Ottawa
Christian Grothe - Montreal
Caspar Frederic Grunewalt - Montreal

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Thanks Trev!
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Re: Georgian or Victorian Fiddle Ladle w/Unusual Marks

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Hello, possibly this image has marks that may have similarities to the missing images and is different from Dognose's image in the other referenced post.

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Does anyone know anything more since 2019?

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