Oval-end handle with brightcutting and roulette work its entire length (see pic 2); slashed drop, reverse rib, feathered script mono L F in circular cartouche on front; 5-1/4" long. Excellent condition throughout. A remarkable piece by a rare Albany maker.
Portsmouth-made pointed-end spoon with drop on bowl back; the mono is a feathered script K on the front; length if 5-1/4". Condition is fine, mark too (see pic).
Pointed-end handle with pointed arch drop on bowl back, light reverse rib, shaded feathered script mono A V P on front; 8-3/4" long. Excellent condition, extended bowl tip unworn.
Pair of front-rib Hanoverians, c1765 - outstanding 11-lobe shell drop and equally outstanding mark (see photo); block mono E * I on reverse; 4-3/8" long. Both in excellent condition.
18thC pointed end spoons with pointed arch drops and reverse ribs; feathered script mono E I B on front; 9-3/8" long; 12-1/2 T oz. Condition is excellent, with only the slightest bit of tipwear. Mark is W pellet H, mark of the William Sr., as shown on page 68 of Gerstell's book on Lancaster smiths (see pic).
Set of 12 dinner forks, c1850 - forward-tipt fiddle handles, flared shoulders, feathered script mono T A W on reverse (in keeping with the continental fashion); 7-3/8" long, 22 Troy oz. All in excellent condition. Tyler mark accompanies by city mark, N.O.
Teaspoon by James Meredith, c1830 -- oval-end fiddle handle, slight sugarloaf shoulders, feathered script mono R F W on front; 5-3/4" long. Condition is excellent.
