Victorian Christofle silver barley twist spoon

This exquisite piece of flatware was made in the 1800's during the victorian era. The maker was Christofle a company stationed in Paris, France, so it has a parisian flair to it. In the bowl is marked the stamp with two c's on either side of a scale. There is another stamp that I cannot make out. This spoon is 11 in. long and boast a lovely barley twist handle topped by a sort of pineapple top. This piece certainly speaks volumes. There is only one flaw to one of the points at the top of the spoon. I believe it to be silver, and used as a teaspoon.