Salt shakers and spoonThese two salt shaker pairs one looks Mexican don’t know the years and the oth

Found These two salt shaker pairs one looks Mexican don’t know the years and the other are crown Sterling. The spoon looks like it’s British it’s tiny and says Sterling. Any ideas on the years and origins of these?

 

The spoon is Dominick & Haff
https://www.925-1000.com/ax_D&H.html

Crown
http://www.silvercollection.it/AMERICANSILVERMARKSCDUE.html
CROWN SILVER INC - New York, NY
from 1955 The Hasselbring Silver Company, the Revere Silver Company and Wolfenden Silver Company are a division of Crown Silver Inc. From 1960 Crown Silver Inc is the owner of the dies of F.M.Whiting Co sterling fllatware

The other is Mexican, says Hecho en Mexico.

 

Cool! Thanks!

 

The first set of shakers were made in Mexico City, in a factory I don't know off hand; the D.F. on the bottom is an abbreviation for Spanish for Federal District, aka the capital. The Crown Sterling set are 1950s American-made wedding gift type stuff.

 

@evelyb30 I think they were for my parents wedding. Thx

 

Bingo! The Mexican ones may have been too. Those are probably solid silver rather than weighted.