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The smaller one is an antique Danish silver spoon featuring the "Three Towers" mark, indicating a 0.830 silver purity standard.The handle is monogrammed "M.B.L." and dated "30/1 1899".The manufacturer's mark, "MELGAARD," is stamped alongside the silver quality hallmarks -P Serving Spoon -Three Towers Mark: The hallmark on the right featuring three towers is the official city mark of Copenhagen, used as a national mark for Denmark after 1893. It guarantees a minimum silver purity of 826/1000.Year Mark: Below the towers, the digits 99 indicate the year of manufacture, 1899.Assayer's Mark: The middle mark with the initials CMC belongs to the Assay Master (Stadtsguardein) responsible for verifying the silver's quality. During this period, the Assay Master's mark was a required companion to the three towers.Maker's Mark: The leftmost mark is the maker's hallmark 88g total

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