I know WHAT it is, but who made it???????????????????

[A. Grignon]

Yes, it's a spoon and you wouldn't think it would be that hard to find out who made it considering they put their mark on it, but I can't do it. Maybe I'm not smart enough or maybe I don't have enough patience, but it has drove me nuts for the past 2 years not knowing what the @#*^! mark is on this spoon!!!!! Please help a guy out if you can.

+ Spoon has only one mark, a fancy "CB" in a oval.

+ Spoon end looks to be hand carved or tooled.

+ Spoon is engraved with "B H 25 April, 1836", but looks unprofessionally done and I would guess NOT done my the maker, but some one at a later date, whhhhhhiiiiiiiiiiich also leads me to believe the spoon is older than 1836!

Thanks in advance for any information that anyone can provide!

 

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[Rasputin]

My only guess from that era would be Christopher Burr.

 

[Deftone]

Not to be rude but it looks like a CJ to me. + its a cool find!

 

[RPG]

Looks like Thomas Barker or his father Christopher. Click the link and scroll down about halfway.

Nice old spoon. I think I would have to restore that one.

http://www.antiquesilverspoons.co.uk/spoonmakers.htm

 

[FarmerChick]

can't help but very cool!!

 

[ANTIQUARIAN]

Very cool looking spoon there Mr. Grignon.
Are you considering getting it restored . . . if not you should!

 

[Roger Mn.]

Look through all the names with c.b. there are a few. I thought Clement Beecher.

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb...smiths/makers/silversmiths/tageightnames1.htm