American, Large collection of spoons

American
Large collection of spoons

18th-19th century
coin silver

Approximately 129 pieces total of various makes, sizes, and decoration. Lot includes one large serving spoon by John Farrington & George W. Hunnewell (Boston, 1835-55), one tablespoon with inscription by Rufus Farnam (Boston), one tablespoon with monogram by Ephraim Brasher and George Alexander (New York, c. 1800), one teaspoon from a set of six with beaded edges by Palmer & Bachelders (Boston, 1846-84), one citrus spoon from a set of six by John Wallace (Pittsburgh, 1818-70), one salt spoon by Joseph Lukey (Pittsburgh, 1819-22).
Most examples marked. 157 ozt.
Condition Report: Some various makers include John Proctor Trott of New London, William A. Platt of Columbus, John Vernon of New York, Charles C. Shaver of Utica, Andrew Ellicott Warner of Baltimore, Lyman Smith of Stratford, Henry Bliss of Cincinnati and Saunders Pitman of Providence. Varying wear commensurate with age and use. Most examples monogrammed.