Bright cut. Downturned handles tipt on back, pointed drops. Length 5-1/8". Block letter monogram M(pellet)B(pellet)M. Overall condition is very good. Condition of the mark is excellent.

Bright cut, pointed ends, incised V roulettework drop, not tipt. Not a pair - one bowl wider than the other, bright-cutting different, length different; but undoubtedly both were made and engraved by the same person. One has a block monogram EB, the other AWB. Not by a big city silversmith. Likely that the "I" in the mark is for a makwer with first name beginning with J. Length of 1 is 5-3/8"; the other 5-1/4".Overall condition is good-(one bowl may have been repaired and has light toothmarks)...

Not literally a pair (different makers) but virtually identical. One is Continental and the other English. Length 1-5/8"; width 1-1/8"; height 1-1/2". Weight of 2 is a little under 2 troy ounces. No monogram. Overall condition is excellent; mark condition is very good.

Sharp fins. Length 6-1/4". No monogram. Overall condition is excellent. Mark condition is poor.

Marked "Pure Silver Coin". Holds 8 slices (9 wires). Carrying handle, 4 ball feet. Length 6-3/4", width (of wires) 4-1/2", height to top of handle 6-1/2". Weight 10-3/4 troy ounces (heavy). Overall and mark condition are excellent. A truly "museum quality" piece. A rare form in American silver; works well for holding letters/envelopes on a desk, or for its original use for toast.

Coffin end. Slashed drop. Length 5-9/16". The monogram is a block SS on the top of the handle. Overall condition is excellent; mark condition is good.

Downturned handle, pointed end, drop. Length 6". The monogram is a script JSD for John and Sarah Derby (he was son of Elias Hasket Derby). Overall and mark condition are excellent.

Coffin end; incised arch drop. Length 4-5/8". The monogram is a block MP in a bright cut reserve. Mark condition is excellent; overall condition is also excellent except that one spoon has a bowl dent. These spoons could be a little earlier than 1805 judging by the block monogram and the small size of the spoons.

Downturned handles, oval end, drop. Length 5-3/4". The monogram is a script M. Overall condition is excellent; mark condition is good.

Bright cut. Marked 3 times at tip of handle SP in a rectangle. Downturned handles with pointed ends. Oval drops. Circa 1800. (Pitman died in 1804). Length 9". Weight 1.825 troy ounces each. The monogram is a script AS. Overall and mark condition are excellent.

Downturned, oval end handles. No drops. Length 8-7/8". Weight 2+ troy ounces each. Script monogram AL. Overall and mark condition are excellent.

Form of about 1770 with upturned handles (tipt on top, no drops), but marked N.Harding and Pure Coin, each in a rectangle. Made by Newell Harding of Boston, say 1840, but probably to match other earlier spoons. Length 8-1/4". Weight 6.25 troy ounces (2.1 ounces each - substantial). Script monogram on back: HW to SAWM, PHM, HWM - one recipient on each spoon. Overall condition is excellent.