Russian Silver Marks

Looking for information on these marks on Russian silver spoons.
I believe the one mark indicates Ilya Egorovich Sorokin of Odessa

 

https://www.antiquers.com/threads/are-u-a-new-member-just-found-this-site-look-here-1st.84307/

 

The kokoshnik mark is about halfway down this page and indicates the dates for Sorokin between 1899-1910.

https://www.925-1000.com/Frussia_kokoshnik_01.html

I'm not sure if the 1903 mark that you showed is a year, or not.

According to @DragonflyWink 's comment in a previous thread, Sorokin was the assayer, not the maker, of the spoon being discussed in that thread:
https://www.antiquers.com/threads/russian-mark-help-identify.56313/

I can't quite read the letters in the larger mark on yours. It does say Odessa at the bottom. It might be the name of a retailer? Not sure.

[Note: I have edited this post, a couple of times.]

 

I enlarged the stamp mark on the left, and made out the central word, Сыновья, which translates to "Sons" -- So it was most likely a retailer, ___ and Sons. The first letter of the first word in the mark is Д, or D in our alphabet. I can't make out the second letter, then after that looks like лик, or "lik" and there might be something after that but I can't make it out. So, D_lik(_?) and Sons, Odessa.