Help ID Sterling Spoon Mark

Hi-
Does anyone know the maker's mark on this sterling spoon. I can't figure it out. So many companies made a version of this month of April spoon. Thanks.

 

I think you'll need to take a pic of the mark at a different angle (and closer), to make it clearer what we're seeing.

 

I wonder if it is a Gorham mark. Is that a 'G' and 'sterling'?

 

Yes it's Sterling but don't know if it's a G. I'll take a better picture as soon as possible.

 

Simpson, Hall, Miller & Co./International Silver (it's a knight head).

~Cheryl

 

This


https://www.silvercollection.it/USASILSIMPSONHALL.html
"The "Knight's head" mark was used in flatware produced after 1895. The same mark was continued by the International Silver Co"

 

Most of the 'birth flower' series spoons were introduced in the first decade of the 20th century - at that time the majority of International companies were still operating individually at various factories.

~Cheryl

 

Marvelous. Many thanks.