1880s German Silver Salad fork, Antique silverware spoon-fork

Beautiful antique silver salad fork with ornate Art Nouveau motifs on the handle, dating it back to period of Art Nouveau or late Victorian era (circa 1890–1910)
The marks on handle:
800: silver fineness of 80% pure silver, standard grade for silver cutlery and tableware in Germany and continental Europe during the 19th and 20th centuries.
Crescent Moon & Imperial Crown: German national assay marks (Reichsstempel) introduced in 1888. The crescent moon represents silver, and the crown represents the German Empire.
1875: The upper cartouche features the date 1875 engraved or cast into the design. Because the national crescent and crown marks were not officially used until 1888, this piece was possibly custom-made or engraved to commemorate an anniversary, wedding, or birth year from 1875.
It measures 20cm, 4cm width of the fork, weights 44.5grams. The wear of the item is visible on the photos.