For sale is a fiddle pattern coin silver teaspoon by T.B. Leavenworth of Detroit, Michigan, working ca. 1850. The spoon measures 5 9/16 inches long and weighs 17 grams. It has flared shoulders, no drop, and a downturned fiddle handle. The spoon is monogrammed "E.B." in script as shown. The piece is marked "T.B. LEAVENWORTH" and "COIN" with a sunburst between as shown.

Condition on the spoon is quite good. The bowl has a few minor tooth dings, but that is it. It has not been buffed...

Here is a nice coin silver tablespoon by Hugh Gelston of Baltimore, Maryland, working ca. 1821 to 1833. The spoon is 8 1/2 inches long and weighs 54 grams. The spoon has squared shoulders, a swaged arch drop and a downturned rounded fiddle handle. The spoon is monogrammed "H" in script on the handle front as shown. The spoon is marked with a leaf stamp and [HU.GELSTON] in a rectangle as shown. The leaf mark is unusual for Baltimore.

Condition on the spoon is fairly good...