Pair Durgin 'Bridal' Early Pattern Sterling Silver Teaspoons x 2
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$55.00 Price for the pair, two pairs available.
One of William B. Durgin's earliest designs, the pattern on this pair of matching 6" long, relatively heavy at 1.9 T. oz. combined, teaspoons goes by the name Bridal, although it is also referred to as Bow, (Crossed) Ribbon or Knot, taken from the bow and knotted ribbon that appear on the handle front and back sides.
They are stamped "Crosby, Morse & Foss" for the Boston firm with dates 1869-75, and "Patent." They also bear a "925 over D in a shield" emblem, which is a rarely found, early, Durgin sterling silver mark.
The handle backsides are all engraved with the same elegant "MAB" script monogram.
In exceptionally fine estate condition, they are free of polishing wear, are without dents or bends in the bowls, and show brilliant, hand polished only, finishes.
Note: offered as a pair, two pairs available.
