Featured Silver Spoons & Knife Help

I came across these today and I was hoping the boardies here could confirm my IDs or or point me in another direction if I am wrong. Many thanks for any help

#1 - Teaspoon, Sterling, Dublin, 1954. What I think should be the maker's mark is impossible to read, it looks like just a blob to me. I did find a completed listing on eboo from an earlier date but the marks were very different, this is the link to the listing:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Pair-of-Ir...=true&nordt=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557





#2 - Demitasse Spoon, Sterling, Gorham:





#3 - Engraved Butter Knife, Sterling, Sheffield, Mappin & Webb, 1890. What does the mark after the M&W mean, could that be a retailer?

 

The mark after the M&W looks like the design registration number.

 

The Gorham spoon is in the Nuremburg pattern. Depending on length it may be a "Five O'clock Tea Spoon." See this page in the pattern catalog.

https://www.sterlingflatwarefashions.com/CatalogPgs/Gorham/Nurem4.html

 

OOOO! Thank you Bakersgma, it measures 5"

 

You're welcome, Marie!

About the Dublin spoon, you're right on 1954, but I can't make heads or tails of the maker. The one on the ebay listing (IJM Ltd) is so "minor" that the British Maker's Mark site doesn't have anything on them besides the IJM Ltd name and that it was found on a spoon.

 

M&W is indeed, for Mappin & Webb, a very famous British silversmithing firm (still around today). They would've been both the manufacturer AND retailer, so I'm not sure what the other mark would be. I've seen loads of Mappin & Webb stuff over the years.

 

i've been in their store..

 

Thanks on this, the maker's mark is absolutely unrecognizable so I am I sure I will never know. But I really appreciate the confirmation on the date code