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3 Spoons from London if I am correct. It looks like there is a hallmark from the maker with WS below eachother. But I cannot find a match in the list with London hallmarks. Can somebody help me with this one? Thanks in advance!

This is the mark of William Scarlett who registered several marks of this form, the first one in June 1720. The hallmark here has the date letter I for 1724/25.

Phil

Note the addition of the extra 'P' mark. We've had examples of this mark before on the forum, also noted on spoons by William Scarlett.

Trev.

Thanks!

This 'P' mark, where noted, appears to be struck pre-assay but some distance from Scarlett's mark, thus unlikely to be that of the journeyman and likely identifies another meaning.

Trev.