Sterling Silver and Coin Silver Flatware
Item Details
A collection of silver flatware. This group includes a small sterling serving spoon, with a pierced scrollwork bowl, and a dinner knife by the Gorham Manufacturing Company (established 1865, Providence RI). These are in the Strasbourg pattern, designed by William C. Codman in 1897, and feature a palmette-tipped handle and a border of double scrolls. Also in this lot is a small coin silver salt spoon, with a scalloped bowl, rounded shoulders, a twist stem, and an exaggerated fiddle handle spoon, with a delicate incised surface design. It is monogrammed ‘JEM’ and stamped ‘W (illegible) Freeman’, mostly likely for silversmith William Freeman who was listed in Philadelphia in c.1839-40. The approximate weight of the sterling spoon is approximately 0.68 ozt, and approximate weight of coin silver spoon is 0.224 ozt. The knife was not weighed due to stainless blade.
Dimensions
- measurement of knife.
- approximate weight of sterling spoon is 0.680 ozt.
- approximate weight of coin silver spoon is 0.224 ozt.
Item #
16NAS109-286
