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Posted 5 months ago
froggymorton
(13 items)
The family estate had 65 pounds of flatware in boxes trunks and a bag. For a year I have been identifying and organizing it along with 100
's of other items and then selling. I was able to get a lot of the flatware with simpler hallmarks Identified, I am down to a few that have given me fits. Anyone help with this one..? Pretty sure it is a grapefruit? spoon, the Monogram is for McConihe. The estate dates from 1726 when the family came from Scotland to live in Merrimac NH. The oldest item is a grandfather clock dated 1680. Thank you
Sterling Silver SpoonsAs the oldest type of flatware, spoons have existed in some form or another…
You should post that grandfather clock ahah!