Four Pieces of American Sterling Silver Flatware

Four Pieces of American Fruit and Figural Sterling Silver Flatware

fourth quarter 19th century, including:
a Whiting "Berry" teaspoon, chokecherry motif, monogrammed "A", l. 5-3/4";
a Towle "Pomona" dinner fork, monogrammed "CLJ", l. 7-1/4";
a Towle "Pomona" demitasse spoon, the bowl acid-engraved "Logansport" and the reverse monogrammed "EBW", l. 4-1/2"; and
a Durgin "Columbian Exposition" spoon, the bowl acid-engraved "October 29th, 1893", l. 5-3/4".
3.94 total t. oz.
Condition Report: **The tines of the fork rounded and somewhat dented, with the details of the handle worn. The other pieces are in much better condition, with no dents, breaks or repairs; the Durgin "Columbian" spoon in particularly nice shape. Each piece with maker's trademark and "Sterling".