Help with marks

Hi everyone,

I went out to a few thrift stores and these spoons were included in a purchase. I'm curious if anyone recognizes the mark. Note the link below, this pattern has been made in silver but I'm unsure as the only marks visible are obviously different from the marks on the link.

https://artsquorum.com.cy/antiquesslug/2107-lot-40-silver/

 

I'm only finding the USSR style mark on these.

The three lines on your spoons may be this???
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sha_(Cyrillic)

 

The Soviet silver spoons in your link were made in 1971 by the Tallinn Jewelry Factory in Estonia - can't see any indication yours are silver...

~Cheryl

 

Thank you Cheryl

 

Whoa !!!!
Nate buys silver that's not silver !!! I'm flabbergasted ..... I'm beside myself .....
I may just run thru the mall at lunchtime , naked as a jaybird !!!!!!

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I don't know if you found this information or not (or if it's correct, for that matter).

Anyway, they offer this pattern both in sterling and in "nickel silver" with two very different prices. I can't make out any marks from their photos I don't think. This is an example of a dessert spoon description in each material but they have all sorts.

Description of sterling:
A 925 silver dessert spoon from the Tsentraal collection. The length of the dessert spoon is 185 mm. This is the only silverware collection in Eesti Juveel's product range where all products are made of 925 silver. The designer of the Tsentraal collection is Liidia Elken. All of Eesti Juveel's silverware is designed and manufactured in Estonia.

Other:
Elegant nickel silver dessert spoon from the Tsentraal collection. The length of the dessert spoon is 186 mm. The designer of the Tsentraal collection is Liidia Elken. Also, check out 925 silver Tsentraal products. All of Eesti Juveel's silverware is designed and manufactured in Estonia.

https://eestijuveel.ee/en/tsentraal-collection

 

I still do it sometimes! I like my misses to be small and my correct guesses to be monsters.