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A group of twelve Primarily American Colonial silver spoons by various makers, 18th century
26 October 2015, 10:00 EDT
New YorkSold for US$4,375 inc. premium
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A group of twelve Primarily American Colonial silver spoons
by various makers, 18th century
With examples comprising: a dognose by John Coney, Boston, MA, circa 1710, a trifed by Thomas David Mauger, Jersey, active 1730-96, a Hanovarian by Nicholas Van Rensselaer, New York, circa 1750, a dognose by William Cowell, Boston, MA, circa 1750, a Hanovarian-type by Jonathan Clarke, Newport, RI, circa 1750, a Hanovarian by Jonathan Trott, probably Boston, MA, circa 1760, a Hanovarian by John Cluett Jr., Kingston and Albany, NY, circa 1750, a Hanovarian-type struck PI possibly for Joseph Page, Quebec, circa 1740, a Hanovarian-type by Samuel Minott, Boston, MA, circa 1769, a Hanovarian by Joseph Richardson Sr., Philadelphia, PA, circa 1760, a Hanovarian-type by John Coburn, Boston, MA, circa 1770, an Old English serving spoon by Joseph Richardson Jr., Philadelphia, PA, circa 1795, total weight approximately 10oz troy
lengths 7in (17.7cm) to 9in (22.8cm) .
With examples comprising: a dognose by John Coney, Boston, MA, circa 1710, a trifed by Thomas David Mauger, Jersey, active 1730-96, a Hanovarian by Nicholas Van Rensselaer, New York, circa 1750, a dognose by William Cowell, Boston, MA, circa 1750, a Hanovarian-type by Jonathan Clarke, Newport, RI, circa 1750, a Hanovarian by Jonathan Trott, probably Boston, MA, circa 1760, a Hanovarian by John Cluett Jr., Kingston and Albany, NY, circa 1750, a Hanovarian-type struck PI possibly for Joseph Page, Quebec, circa 1740, a Hanovarian-type by Samuel Minott, Boston, MA, circa 1769, a Hanovarian by Joseph Richardson Sr., Philadelphia, PA, circa 1760, a Hanovarian-type by John Coburn, Boston, MA, circa 1770, an Old English serving spoon by Joseph Richardson Jr., Philadelphia, PA, circa 1795, total weight approximately 10oz troy
lengths 7in (17.7cm) to 9in (22.8cm) .
