Silver, Tablespoons, Assembled
Hester Bateman
18th Century

As depicted, pair of similar spoons with monograms; excellent condition.
(Length: 8.25 inches)

$345

818-4

Six Hester Bateman Silver Teaspoons
18th Century

Six silver teaspoons with bright cut engraving and marked "Hester Bateman".
Five of the spoons are marked with a 1785 - 1786 London datemark and one with a 1781 - 1782 datemark. All remain in excellent condition.
Dimensions: 5-inches long.

$1,040

385-10

Six Peter and Ann Bateman Silver Teaspoons
18th Century

Set of six silver teaspoons with bright cut engraving and monogrammed.
Marked "Peter and Ann Bateman" and with a London datemark of "1792 - 1793". All remain in excellent condition.
Dimensions: 5-inches long.

$1,400

385-9

Group of Scalloped Silver Spoons

From left to right:
Scalloped Silver Serving Spoon
Marked "D�ND' F.F.' QUINTARD"
Dimensions: 6.75-inches long.
$195
230-37

Scalloped Coin Silver Sugar Spoon
By N. Harding
American
Dimensions: 5.625-inches long.
$110
230-35

Scalloped Silver Serving Spoon
By Crosby, Morse & Foss
American
Dimensions: 6.75-inches long.
$125
230-36

Pair of Hester Bateman Silver Tablespoons
Circa 1783

Pair of tablespoons with engraved decoration and marked "Hester Bateman". There is a partial 1783 London hallmark on the reverse of the handle.
Dimensions: 8.25-inches long.

$675

385-13

Charleston, South Carolina
Coin Silver Ladle
Signed Vernon
Circa 1806-1808

Coin silver gravy ladle with Nathaniel Vernon's mark in serrated rectangle ("N" not completely struck); Nathaniel Vernon was active in Charleston, SC circa 1806 - 1808. (6.75-inches long.)

$585

561-4

Silver Presentation Spoon
Awarded to Minnie T. Dwight
By the American Art Industry Exhibition
Circa 1889
Minnie T. Dwight was a New York socialite and patron
of the arts who was married to American artist Orlando Rouland.

Silver presentation spoon with elaborately sculpted handle topped with cherub holding a cartouche topped by a crown; the bowl is engraved "Prize / Awarded / Minnie T. Dwight. / By / American Art Industry Exhibition / Memorial Hall / Philadelphia / 1889." The bowl is hallmarked on the reverse with a rooster and an "A". (7 �-inches long.)

$265

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