AMER WINTER 2016
The live portion of this session begins on Wednesday, February 3, 2016.
OUTSTANDING COLLECTION OF FORTY AMERICAN COIN SILVER SPOONS AND LADLES, MOSTLY CONNECTICUT MAKERS INCLUDING: WILLIAM CLEVELAND, SERIL DODGE, NEHEMIAH DODGE, THOMAS HARLAND, PEREGRINE WHITE AND OTHERS.1) Nehemiah Dodge, Providence RI. 9" spoon, 5-1/2" spoon, 7-1/2" ladle, 6" ladle. 2) William Cleveland, Norwich, CT. (1770 - 1837). Pair 9-1/2" spoons, 8-1/2" spoon, 9" spoon, two 5" spoons, six 5-1/2" spoons, five 5" spoons. 3) Cleveland & Post, Norwich, CT. Pair 9" spoons. 4) Charles Brewer, Middletown, CT. (1778 - 1860). 9" spoon. 5) Peregrine White, Woodstock, CT. (1747 - 1834). Two 8-1/4" spoons. 6) Thomas Harland, Norwich, CT. (1735 - 1807). Two 8-1/2" spoons. 7) Miles Beach, Hartford, CT. (1743 - 1828). 9" spoon. 8) Marcus Merriman, New Haven, CT./Cheshire, CT. (1762 - 1850). Two 9" spoons. 9) Ebenezer Baldwin, Hartland, CT. 9-1/2" spoon. 10) Possibly John Gardiner, New London, CT. 8-1/2" spoon. 11) Seril Dodge, Providence, RI. (1757 - 1802). 8" spoon. 12) M. Peddinghaus. 7-1/4" spoon. 13) Jacob Sargeant (1761 - 1843), Hartford, CT. 6" spoon, two 5-1/2" spoons, 3-1/2" salt spoon. 14) Nathaniel Shipman, Norwich, CT. (1764 - 1853). 5-1/2" spoon. 15) Unmarked. 5-3/4" spoon. 16) Judah Hart, CT. (1777 - 1824). 5-1/2" ladle. WEIGHT: 44 tr. oz. SIZE: As noted above. PROVENANCE: Estate of Siro R. Toffolon, of Old Lyme, CT. CONDITION: Generally very good. 49476-135 WAG (800-1,200)