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Teaspoon

Maker, attributed to: Joseph S. Weaver (American, active ca. 1846 - 1849)

Dessert fork

Maker: Charles C. Shaver (w. c. 1853 - 1900)

Teaspoon

Maker: Joseph Barton (American, 1764–1832)

Small ladle

Maker: Barton & Porter (American, active ca. 1811-1817)

Small ladle

Maker: Horace S. Bradley (American, active ca. 1825 - 1850)

Sugar tongs

Maker: Horace S. Bradley (American, active ca. 1825 - 1850)

Small ladle

Artist: Murdock and Andrews (w. c. 1822 - 1849)

Small ladle

Maker: Shubael Storrs (1778–1847)

Small ladle

Maker: A. Willard (American, active ca. 1805–15)

Sugar tongs

Maker: Joseph Barton (American, 1764–1832)

Sugar tongs

Maker: Nathaniel Butler (American, 1761–1829)

Sugar tongs

Maker: Lewis W. Clark (American, active ca. 1832–38)

Sugar tongs

Maker: Joseph S. Porter (1783–1862)

Sugar tongs

Maker, attributed to: Richard Huntington (1786–1855)
Maker, formerly attributed to: Joseph S. Porter (1783–1862)

Sugar tongs

Maker: Joseph S. Porter (1783–1862)

Sugar tongs

Maker: Shubael Storrs (1778–1847)

Sugar tongs

Maker, attributed to: Richard Huntington (1786–1855)
Maker, formerly attributed to: Nicholas H. Weaver (1791–1853)

Tablespoon

Maker: Joseph Barton (American, 1764–1832)

Tablespoon

Maker: John Osborn (w. c. 1804 - 1806)

Two tablespoons

Maker: Storrs and Cooley (w. c. 1831 - 1839)

Two tablespoons

Maker: Shubael Storrs (1778–1847)

Tablespoon

Maker: Shubael Storrs (1778–1847)

Tablespoon

Maker: A. Willard (American, active ca. 1805–15)

Large ladle

Maker: Joseph Barton (American, 1764–1832)

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