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Sucket fork

Maker: Jesse Kip (American, 1660–1722)

Five Tablespoons

Maker: John Moulinar (American, born 1722)

Serving spoon

Maker: Simeon Soumaine (American, born England, baptized 1685–ca. 1750)

Serving spoon

Maker: Peter Van Dyck (American, 1684–1751)

Pair of Tablespoons

Maker: John Heath (American, active ca. 1761–63)

Marrow Spoon

Maker, attributed to: John Jackson (American, active ca. 1731–72)

Dessert Spoon

Maker: Alfred Lockwood (w. c. 1817 - 1837)

Teaspoon

Maker: William Garret Forbes (American, 1751–1840)

Dessert Spoon

Maker: Colin van Gelder Forbes (1776–1859)
Maker: John Wolfe Forbes (American, 1781–1864)

Pair of Spoons

Maker: Garret Forbes (American, 1785–1851)

Pair of Spoons

Maker: Edward D. Rockwell (w. c. 1803 - 1847)

Teaspoon

Maker: Thomas Hammersley (1727–1781)

Teaspoon

Maker, possibly by: Joel Sayre (1778–1818)
Maker, possibly by: John Sayre (American, 1771–1852)

Teaspoon

Maker: C.O. Buff (American)

Teaspoon

Maker: William Garret Forbes (American, 1751–1840)

Pair of Teaspoons

Maker: Underhill and Vernon (w. c. 1786 - 1787)

Teaspoon

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

Teaspoon

Maker: Teunis D. DuBois (1773–1843)

Teaspoon

Maker: Samuel Tingley (American, active ca. 1762–1796)

Tablespoon

Maker: Underhill and Vernon (w. c. 1786 - 1787)

Tablespoon

Maker: William Kimberly (w. c. 1790 - 1821)

Three Tablespoons

Maker: William Grigg (American, 1744–1797)

Tablespoon

Maker: William Thomson (American, 1777–1833)

Tablespoon

Maker: Samuel DeMilt (American, active ca. 1805–35)

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