Coin silver rice spoon by Palmer & Bachelders, Boston (c. 1850), 12-1/2" long, 12-lobed shell bowl, Olive pattern handle with upturned end, no monogram , marked "PALMER & BACHELDERS" and "PURE COIN", both incuse.

Coin silver rice spoon by A. E. Warner, Baltimore, MD (c. 1830), 10-7/8" long, 7-lobed shell bowl, long chamfered shoulders, single struck Kings pattern, feather script monogram "MLC" on front, marked "A. E. WARNER" in serrated rectangular punch and "10.15" in rectangular punch.

Set of six coin silver teaspoons by Stephen Emery, Boston, MA (c.1790-1800), 5-13/16" long, full bowls, thin broad drop, downturned pointed end handles with unusual diamond cut bright cut decoration down center, shaded block letter monogram "P L" in bright cut cartouche on front, marked "S.E" (pellet raised) in rectangular punch.

A set of six (6) coin silver teaspoons by Caleb Warner, Salem, Massachusetts (c. 1825-1835), 6" long, full bowls with no tip wear, crisp 12-lobbed outlined shell drop, pointed shoulders, downturned fiddle handles with crisp Sheaf of Wheat, feather script monogram "SBH" vertically on front, marked "C. WARNER" in rectangular punch and "Pure/Coin" in rectangular punch.

Set of six coin silver teaspoons by Stebbins & Howe, New York City (c. 1830-1832), 6-3/8" long, full French Tipt bows, 10-lobed outlined shell drop, downturned Basket of Flowers handles, feather script monogram "DM" on front, marked "STEBBINS & HOWE" in rectangular punch.

Coin silver teaspoons (6), Joseph Shoemaker, Philadelphia (c. 1793-1800), 5-5/16" long, full bowls, long drop, downturned pointed end handles, feather script monogram "BC" on front, marked "J.SHOEMAKER" (pellet raised) in shaped rectangular punch.

Beautiful set of 6 teaspoons by Alfred Lockwood, New York City (c. 1820-1840), 6" long, French Tipt bowls, 12-lobed shell drop, chamfered shoulders, downturned fiddle handles with crisp Basket of Flowers, feather script monogram "MMC" on front, marked "A.LOCKWOOD" in rectangular punch.

Early coin silver tablespoon, Thomas Arnold, Newport, Rhode Island (c. 1760-1770), 8" long, some tip wear, broad drop, forward tipt handle with short midrib, shaded block letter monogram "H" over "I * M" on back of handle, marked "T.A" (script) in rectangular punch and "ARNOLD" in rectangular punch.

Coin silver basting spoon by Hotchkiss & Schrueder of Syracuse, NY and retailed by John T. Fox of Rochester, NY (c. 1850), 13-3/8" long, 4" long bowl, no drop, chamferred shoulders, downturned fiddle handle tipt on back, Old English monogram "Woodworth" on front, marked "H&S" in circular and diamond punches and "John T. Fox." incuse.

Coin silver teaspoons (6), John Proctor Trott, New London, CT (c. 1810-1820), 5 3/4", no drop, single struck Kings pattern (similar to Kirk Kings pattern) with crisp 9-lobed shell at end of handle, feather script monogram "PNB" vertically on back of handle, marked "J.P.TROTT" in serrated rectangular punch.

Set of three coin silver teaspoons by Joseph Richardson Sr. of Philadelphia (c. 1760), 4-11/16" long, broad drop with shells above drop worn, forward tipt handle with long midrib, shaded block letter monogram "E G" (possibly a relative of his mother Elizabeth (Growden) Richardson) on back, marked "IR" in rectangular punch (mark (b) in Belden).

Set of six coin silver teaspoons, Thomas Underhill, New York City, NY (c. 1787), 5" long, broad drop, long oval bowls with some tip wear, downturned oval end handles with feather script monogram "SHC" on front, marked "TU" in rectangular punch.