COLLECTION OF COIN SILVER & SILVER SPOONS BY VARIOUS MAKERS.

COLLECTION OF COIN SILVER & SILVER SPOONS BY VARIOUS MAKERS. 18th-19th century. 30pcs. Including 3 serving spoons by John Abbot, Portsmouth, New Hampshire with the hallmark J. ABBOT each handle marked Storer; 2 serving spoons by Samuel Drowne, Portsmouth, New Hampshire (1749-1815) with the hallmark S.Drowne in a rectangle, believed to have belonged to the Treadwell family of Portsmouth, New Hampshire, each handle monogrammed “T” in script; 5 teaspoons with feather edge design centering the initial “T” with hallmark S. Drowne in a rectangle, beneath each handle the numbers 10-14 in sequential numbers; 1 large spoon with shell design monogrammed on the handle with hallmark S. Drowne in a rectangle; 2 teaspoons with the hallmark of ROBT GRAY Portsmouth, New Hampshire (1792-1860), each handle marked with the family name in script I (Ichabod) Goodwin; 6 teaspoons with the hallmark of JONES BALL & POOR and the family name in script Goodwin on the back of each handle; 3 teaspoons with the hallmark LOWS, BALL & COMPANY and the family name Storer in script on the back of each handle; 2 large spoons with the hallmark BALDWIN & JONES decorated with a shell at the end of the handle, underside marked in script Ann Langdon; 2 demitasse spoons with feathered edge with the hallmark B. (Benjamin) Burt within a rectangle, Boston, Mass., the spoons numbered No 27-29 with the monogram in script W. SS (Storer); 1 silver ladle with the hallmark JONES LOWS & BALL Boston, Mass. with the name Storer in script on reverse of handle; 1 serving spoon with the hallmark I W; 1 English serving spoon decorated with the bust of a unicorn in bright work with an English hallmark including T.W.; 1 demitasse spoon with the hallmark B.Coleman Burlington, New Jersey marked with the owners initials “C.C.S.” (Storer). WEIGHT: 40 ozs. SIZE: Longest 9″; 4-7/8″ Shortest PROVENANCE: By descent from the Decatur Family. CONDITION: All with varying degrees of scratching, surface dents, and wear. 9-97954 (800-1,200)

Auction: Fine Art, Antiques & Asian - Winter 2010

Please Note: All prices include the hammer price plus the buyer’s premium, which is paid by the buyer as part of the purchase price. The prices noted here after the auction are considered unofficial and do not become official until after the 46th day.

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	2114	$1,897.50	COLLECTION OF COIN SILVER & SILVER SPOONS BY VARIOUS MAKERS. 18th-19th century. 30pcs. Including 3 serving spoons by John Abbot, Portsmouth, New Hampshire with the hallmark J. ABBOT each handle marked Storer; 2 serving spoons by Samuel Drowne, Portsmouth, New Hampshire (1749-1815) with the hallmark S.Drowne in a rectangle, believed to have belonged to the Treadwell family of Portsmouth, New Hampshire, each handle monogrammed “T” in script; 5 teaspoons with feather edge design centering the initial “T” with hallmark S. Drowne in a rectangle, beneath each handle the numbers 10-14 in sequential numbers; 1 large spoon with shell design monogrammed on the handle with hallmark S. Drowne in a rectangle; 2 teaspoons with the hallmark of ROBT GRAY Portsmouth, New Hampshire (1792-1860), each handle marked with the family name in script I (Ichabod) Goodwin; 6 teaspoons with the hallmark of JONES BALL & POOR and the family name in script Goodwin on the back of each handle; 3 teaspoons with the hallmark LOWS, BALL & COMPANY and the family name Storer in script on the back of each handle; 2 large spoons with the hallmark BALDWIN & JONES decorated with a shell at the end of the handle, underside marked in script Ann Langdon; 2 demitasse spoons with feathered edge with the hallmark B. (Benjamin) Burt within a rectangle, Boston, Mass., the spoons numbered No 27-29 with the monogram in script W. SS (Storer); 1 silver ladle with the hallmark JONES LOWS & BALL Boston, Mass. with the name Storer in script on reverse of handle; 1 serving spoon with the hallmark I W; 1 English serving spoon decorated with the bust of a unicorn in bright work with an English hallmark including T.W.; 1 demitasse spoon with the hallmark B.Coleman Burlington, New Jersey marked with the owners initials “C.C.S.” (Storer). WEIGHT: 40 ozs. SIZE: Longest 9″; 4-7/8″ Shortest PROVENANCE: By descent from the Decatur Family. CONDITION: All with varying degrees of scratching, surface dents, and wear. 9-97954 (800-1,200) Auction: Fine Art, Antiques & Asian - Winter 2010 Please Note: All prices include the hammer price plus the buyer’s premium, which is paid by the buyer as part of the purchase price. The prices noted here after the auction are considered unofficial and do not become official until after the 46th day.

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