Length 9 1/4 inches, a slight trace of tip wear from right handed usage but fine overall condition, monogrammed "M.A. Fowler 1836". Fans of our little web page will know that when describing provenance we usually favor an extreme economy of words, but it is interesting to note that this spoon would have most likely been a wedding gift to Mary Ann Fowler of Amesbury, MA. She was married on May 12th, 1836, to Joseph Killam of Boxford. Killam was a direct descendant of Governor Brad ...click for details
of regional interest, Harman Jenkins, Albany circa 1815 with square shoulders, incised drop and unusually prominent short back midrib decoration, length 15 1/2 inches, fine condition, monogrammed "RF" in period script.
