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Small ladle

Maker: Laurent Brown (American, active ca. 1838 - 1841)
Maker, formerly attributed to: Liberty Browne (American, 1776–1831)

Sugar tongs

Maker: Henry B. Myer (American, active 1818–51)

Sugar tongs

Maker: Charles Reeve (American, w. c. 1826–1840)

Two salt spoons

Maker: George Hocknell (w. c. 1833 - 1844)

Two teaspoons

Maker: B. Ayers (American, active ca. 1795)

Three teaspoons

Maker: Erastus Cook (American, 1793–1864)

Six teaspoons

Maker: Tobias D. Lander (w. c. 1826 - 1870)

Teaspoon

Maker: David Parmely (American, active ca. 1859 - 1865)

Teaspoon

Maker: Joseph Reeve (w. c. 1800 - 1828)

Teaspoon

Maker: Joseph Reeve (w. c. 1800 - 1828)

Teaspoon

Maker: Haight & Sterling (American, active ca. 1841 - 1843)
Maker, formerly attributed to: Hotchkiss & Schreuder (American, ca. 1850–1871)

Teaspoon

Maker: M.F. and C.H. Stilwell (w. c. 1837 - 1874)

Dessert Knife

Maker: Cornelius A. Burr and Company (American, active ca. 1857 - 1864)

Sugar tongs

Maker: Joseph Reeve (w. c. 1800 - 1828)

Tablespoon

Artist: J. Medbery (American)

Six Tablespoons

Maker: Edwin Franklin Wilson (American, 1813–1904)
Maker, workshop of: Erastus Cook (American, 1793–1864)

Dessert Spoon

Artist: Erastus Cook (American, 1793–1864)

Small ladle

Maker: Jedediah Baldwin (American, 1769–1849)

Ladle

Maker: Jedediah Baldwin (American, 1769–1849)

Ladle

Maker: Erastus Cook (American, 1793–1864)

Sugar tongs

Maker: Joseph Reeve (w. c. 1800 - 1828)

Sugar tongs

Maker: George Hocknell (w. c. 1833 - 1844)

Sugar tongs

Maker: Edwin Franklin Wilsonand (American, 1813–1904)
Maker: Erastus Cook (American, 1793–1864)

Salt spoon

Maker: George Gordon (w. c. 1798 - 1830)

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