3 Sterling Teasspoons from the late 1800s and 1 Silver plated Teaspoon all hotsell with Monograms

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3 Sterling Teasspoons from the late 1800s and 1 Silver plated Teaspoon all hotsell with Monograms,

Four Antique and Unique Teaspoons

Three are Sterling and One Silver Plated

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Product code: 3 Sterling Teasspoons from the late 1800s and 1 Silver plated Teaspoon all hotsell with Monograms

Four Antique and Unique Teaspoons

Three are Sterling and One Silver Plated

Beautifully Detailed and Ornate

One Teaspoon 5 ¾” long in the La Touraine Pattern

Patent December 10, 1895

Designed hotsell by Austin F. Jackson

By Reed & Barton

Monogrammed

Engraved “Clarence” on the front of teaspoon

Hallmarked with the "Eagle R Lion" & “Sterling”

(Hallmark Used From 1889 to 1949)

Also marked with the “Patent Date of Dec. 10, 1895”

Extremely Tiny – need magnifying glass to see Patent Date.

Weighs 29 grams

Very Good Condition


Exquisitely Detailed, Decorative & Striking Design

One Teaspoon 6” long

Labors of Cupid

(Multi-Motif) Pattern

Patent in 1891

Designed by Gilbert L. Crowell

By Dominick Haff

Monogrammed

Engraved “Kittie” on the front of teaspoon and

On the backside the year “92”

Purchased through Sturgeon & Warren Established Company back in Detroit, Michigan.


Sturgeon & Warren Company History

“The parlors of Sturgeon & Warren, located at 17 State Street, were decorated to evoke Parisian salons de bijoux. The partnership was relatively short-lived, as Warren soon left to start Charles W. Warren & Co., while Sturgeon continued with other partners, under the name Smith, Sturgeon & Co. and W.A. Sturgeon & Co at 237-241 Woodward Avenue (a few doors from Traub Bros., Detroit's oldest jewelry firm, est. in 1850 as Duncan and Traub).”

Source: We brake for Griffins Friday, January 11, 2013

Gilded Age diamond merchants

Charles Warren and William Sturgeon

Source: Detroit in History and Commerce, 1891

Hallmarked with a “Rectangle, Circle, and Diamond” & marked “Sterling Pat'd “91”

Weighs 25 grams

Very Good Condition
Elegant and Ornate Design

One Teaspoon 5 ½” long in the Melrose Pattern

Designed by Frederick Habensack


By Alvin & Company

ALVIN CORPORATION - Providence, RI
Created as Alvin Mfg. Co. in Irvington in 1886.

Moved to Long Island NJ in 1895. Name changed in Alvin Silver Co. in 1919.

Now a division of Gorham Corporation


Monogrammed

Engraved “Mary” on the front of teaspoon

Hallmarked with the “Eagle A Anchor” & “Sterling”

Weighs 20 grams

Good to Fair Condition

The face of the spoon has many tiny dents or dimples and the edges around the face is bumpy not smooth.

Elegant and Ornate Design

One Teaspoon 5” long in the Rhineback or Saint Elmo Pattern of 1900

By WM A. Rogers LTD
“The firm was founded in the 1890s by Wm. A. Rogers a small storekeeper of New York using the "(R) ROGERS (R)" trademark from c. 1901 and the "1881 (R) ROGERS (R)" from c. 1910. The firm succeeded the Niagara Silver Co. (c. 1904) and bought Simeon L. & Geo. H. Rogers Co. in 1918. The firm was an Ontario corporation active in New York and North Hampton, MA, when was bought by Oneida in 1929”

Source: Sterling Flatware Fashions

Monogrammed

Engraved “C.D.B” on the front of teaspoon and strands for Clarence David Busch, a family member.

Marked on the back of the spoon “Wm A. Rogers A1 Trademark - X”

Weighs 13 grams (only silver plate)

Very Good Condition

A total of 74 grams

Please review the photographs for they are part of the description.

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