JOHN BUTLER COLONIAL AMERICAN SILVER TODDY LADLE Falmouth,...

JOHN BUTLER COLONIAL AMERICAN SILVER TODDY LADLE Falmouth, Maine, Circa 1765
Of typical form. Molded bowl with flaring rim and single spout. Bifurcated stem with scrolled terminals. Stamped "J. Butler" in center of bowl. Turned wooden handle. Silver length 5.5". Total length 14.5".

Of typical form. Molded bowl with flaring rim and single spout. Bifurcated stem with scrolled terminals. Stamped "J. Butler" in center of bowl. Turned wooden handle. Silver length 5.5". Total length 14.5".

Condition: Metal fatigue to bowl where it joins one terminal. Linchpin replaced, turned wood handle may not be original. Rim with small area of possible repair. Age-typical surface wear. No monogram or monogram-removal.

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