Oval end, c1790 - brightcut, incised pointed arch drop, reverse tipt, block mono A R B in cartouche on front; 5-1/4" long. Light tipwear, some bowl dimpling. Nice clear mark.
In the French manner of the time, c1820 forward-rib fiddle handle, high sugarloaf shoulders, large drop, script mono Rose Commack on reverse; 7-1/8" long; heavy. Mint condition, 3/16" extended bowl tip unworn (see pic).
Brightcutting and roulette work extend two-thirds of the way down arms and around bend; square shoulders, round nips, ornate feathered script A W in cartouche on bend; 6" in length. Condition is near mint.
Newburyport and Amesbury, Mass., silversmith made these near-mint spoons around 1800. They have the classic cut-cornered handle end with a straight tapering line to the bowl, and an unusual incised pointed drop. Mono S M in in block lettering on the front. The spoons are 5-1/4" in length, and are in excellent condition, bowl tips unworn.
Made in Philadelphia, c1795 - oval-end handle, drop, a neat shaded block mono B over P * A on front (see pix); 9-1/2" in length. Very light tipwear, otherwise excellent.
Oval-end handle with descending bellflowers, feathered script mono D in brightcut and roulette cartouche, long drop on bowl back. Condition is near-mint. Mark is S (pellet) W (see pic).
Jones worked in Boston, and made these pieces around 1810 -- they have short squared shoulders, an interesting cut-cornered drop on the bowl back (see pic), a feathered script mono E B on the front, and are 7-1/8" long. Condition is excellent, heavy gauge silver. Only one marked -- ergo, they must remain as a pair.
