MY best reading is a Hester Bateman Attribution  London 1813 Sterling English King9.25 inch Spoons .. 8 inch Table Forks 442g lot 4pcs as pictured 

Description:
Antique English sterling silver flatware lot consisting of 2 large spoons and 2 large forks, total weight 442 grams.

The pieces are fully hallmarked English sterling silver. After careful comparison, the marks appear to read as London, date letter S, with a right-facing King’s Head duty mark consistent with the George III period. Our best reading is London, 1813.

The maker’s mark appears to be a script HB-type mark. Based on the visible hallmark and comparison to known marks, this lot is attributed to theHesyer Bateman family / Bateman workshop. The hallmark is worn from age and polishing, and we have done our best to decipher it accurately from the visible marks.

The pattern appears to be English King / King’s Pattern, with heavy shell terminals, scrollwork, floral detail, and matching decoration to the front and back of the handles.

Details:

• Pieces: 4 total — 2 spoons and 2 forks
• Spoons: approx. 9.25 inches long
• Forks: approx. 8 inches long
• Total weight: 425 grams
• Metal: sterling silver, .925
• Origin: London, England
• Date attribution: 1813
• Period: Georgian / George III
• Pattern: English King / King’s Pattern
• Maker attribution: Hester Bateman family / Bateman workshop attributed
• Maker’s mark: worn script HB-type mark
• Hallmarks: lion passant sterling mark, London leopard’s head, date letter S, right-facing King’s Head duty mark, maker’s mark

Condition:
Antique used condition with normal surface scratches, polishing wear, small marks, tarnish in recessed areas, and age-related wear from more than 200 years of use. The hallmarks are visible but worn, as shown. No monogram is visible to my eye. Please review all photos carefully, especially the hallmark close-ups I am no expert on British  silver and did my honest best to give proper attribution and dating .

A substantial and early Georgian London sterling silver flatware lot with strong Bateman family attribution, desirable English King pattern decoration, and a total sterling weight of 425 grams.

shipment will include signature and insurance