Stylish Modern silver mystery maker - ID anyone?  

There are
A couple of makers marks forums and id sites on the net. Try silver marks ir simething. It hlped me a couple of times!
Editing this thread as I realised it could be dutch? Just the number indicates a reasonfor that and the K could be the makers mark.

Thanks
I've tried 925-1000.com and many other sites, can find any info anywhere, spent many hours.... still looking!

The S925
is a standard mark for sterling that is 925/1000 silver and the rest is usually copper. So, you know it's not French, because they require 950 parts per 1000.

It's got to
be British, because of the X. The Brits mark their silver by date of production and that particular X looks like they used for 1947.

British would have ...
British hallmarks always have lion passant, town mark and date letter, most of the time a makers mark, these are not english!
My guess was scandinavian, however I hate guessing!