Swedish Silver Creamer w/ Unidentified Marking HELP!

[morrisonmd1]

Good Afternoon!

Pictured is a beautiful silver handled creamer with a gold guilt interior and a detailed medallion image of a Greek soldier on either side. The bottom has the hallmark for Swedish silver, I believe F2 (1788) or F3 (1812) date code, an unidentified mark, the letters I believe HK and a lovely intricate letter mark above (possibly LB or upside down EJ/EP).

https://i.imgur.com/KYkQRVU.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/vQIGqAd.jpg

I would love to know more information on this piece if there is someone out there that knows and can teach.

Thank you!

[morrisonmd1]

[morrisonmd1]

[Qrt.S]

The maker HK is Henrik Christoffer Klint in Stockholm, Sweden. He was born 4.4.1773 and died 5.3.1832. Master 17.6.1803 to his death 1832. The creamer is made 1812 (F3).

[morrisonmd1]

THANK YOU SOOOOO MUCH!!!

Fascinating

[Qrt.S]

You are welcome. BTW, forgot to mention that the upside down round mark EP is most likely owner's initials.