For your consideration are (2) mid-19th Century American coin silver spoons with 'pseudo-marks' typical of the period. Additionally, the spoons are each partially marked "D.G. Leonard". D. Gillis Leonard was a silversmith in Newburgh, New York from 1841-1847. The heads of the spoons are period inscribed with the monogram "MC" and the reverse of the neck is marked with a (3) cartouche mark - an eagle with spread wings, an arm with hammer and a bust in profile (facing left) and athe maker's name. Each spoon measures 5 3/4" in length and the pair weigh 7/10 of an ounce.

Provenance: From the private collection of an antiques dealer in Kerrville, Texas.

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Items are in excellent condition with no breaks, heavy wear or repair. He have not polished these offerings and will leave that to the discretion of the winning bidder. Please see all images and entire listing for more information on condition.

5.75 x 1 x 1 in

0.7 oz