Featured Sterling flatware marks - need some help please.

I bought 2 large lots of sterling flatware a few weeks back & have finally got the few pieces I can't ID photographed. I would very much appreciate some assistance from the silver gurus.

#1 - Souvenir spoon for Normal School in Terre Haute, Indiana (later became Indiana State University) with grape clusters on the handle.



#2 - Small ladle with scroll design on edge of handle & ruffled edge on bowl. If someone recognizes the pattern that would also be wonderful.



#3 - A fork with a Laurel design on the handle & pierced design above the tines. What type of fork would this be - olive, pickle, lemon? A pattern name for this piece also would be great. I thought this mark looked like Pegasus, but could not find any type of horse mark for sterling.



#4 - A souvenir spoon for Ontario, Canada. The mark looks like a Beaver & left facing Lion with possibly an R or a K in between. I also cannot for the life of me figure out what the blob is on the front of the handle.



Thanks for any & all advice or opinions!!!

 

Didn't read all of this, but the beaver mark on the Ontario spoon.

Edit: Oops. Didn't put in link. http://www.bexfield.co.uk/thefinial/v13-06/pg16.htm

 

Sort of looks like a hippocamp (sea horse) but that brilliant observation got me nowhere in searching.

 

#3 is MAUSER
http://www.925-1000.com/americansilver_M2.html

Pattern appears to be PRINCETON, 1915:
http://www.sterlingflatwarefashions.com/Patterns/Mauser.html

 

#4 might be a Roden Bros mark - it looks like the letter 'R' in between the beaver and lion

 

I think #1 might be Shepard
http://www.925-1000.com/ax_shepardMC.html

 

I think #1 is probably SHEPARD:
Shepard Manufacturing Co.
Melrose Highlands, MA 1893-1923
Founded by Chester Shepard and his son Chester Burdelle Shepard.
Makers of sterling flatware, souvenir spoons, and novelties.

http://www.sterlingflatwarefashions.com/Silversmiths/SSS5.html

 

SIS, I'm a bit slow on the uptake, but I agree!

 

Looks like #2 is BALTIMORE STERLING SILVER CO (STIEFF, after 1904):

http://www.925-1000.com/americansilver_B2.html

 

Thank you all for all of the information!!!

I am off to research all of the companies.

 

What are the dimensions, handle & tines?

 

The fork is 5 3/8" long & the tines are 7/8" long.

 

I found a similar fork in another of Mount Vernon / Mauser Mfg. Co. on Replacements. They call it a lemon fork.

https://www.replacements.com/p/mount-vernon-chelsea-sterling-1918-lemon-fork/mveche/4081411

 

I am not sure on this one. The crown on the 925 site is much different than the one on the ladle. I looked around on Replacements & they look to do much different work.

 

I could not find one of their marks that has a beaver in it, so I am not sure about this one either.

 

That's likely to be Ambrose Kent, not Roden.

http://www.925-1000.com/canadiansilver_02.html

 

Three down & 1 to go.

Thanks Sue!!

 

Which one is unidentified?

 

The crown mark on the ladle is much different from the one shown Baltimore sterling.

 

Hmmm. I agree that it doesn't really look like the example. Plus, I tried to find that design and ran into a brick wall. Unfortunately, I haven't found a reasonable alternative.