Can anyone help me with a puter spoon makers mark?

[relic lover]

this spoon handle in the picture is broken of just outside of the frame. it does however have a name on it "G Parker & Co". I have exhausted my resources there were about 20 Parkers that were Puter Smiths but no G. Parker that I can find. I am only looking for a date range I am trying to see how far back the site I'm hunting at goes. I am hoping for possible colonial.

 

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[Breezie]

You may want to look at the back mark again because there is a Charles G. Parker / C. Parker & Co. from Meriden, CT. He was a Pewter smith from 1840-1880 as well as a silver plate manufacturer.
Set of Three Britannia Pewter Spoons, c. 1849 (item #995347)

He also made forks for the US Army, circa 1910.
http://www.history.army.mil/html/mus...d_Jul09%29.pdf

Breezie

 

[relic lover]

You may want to look at the back mark again because there is a Charles G. Parker / C. Parker & Co. from Meriden, CT. He was a Pewter smith from 1840-1880 as well as a silver plate manufacturer.
Set of Three Britannia Pewter Spoons, c. 1849 (item #995347)

He also made forks for the US Army, circa 1910.
http://www.history.army.mil/html/mus...d_Jul09%29.pdf

Breezie

thanks I think you're right I think it is C Parker.

 

[relicmeister]

Wow! I found a pewter spoon at a new site just a couple days ago. The only find as I only had a short time to dig. Anyway, The very end of the handle was broke, but I could see "C.Par" but since the end was broke I thought it was incomplete. So my spoon is made by C.Parker also. Thanks to you, Breezy I now
have a rough dating of the site, which gave no obvious clues-just a maze of blue-rock walls.