COIN SILVER SPOONS - Collection of (69) coin silver spoons plus (1) large ladle made by 19th c. Maine makers. Including: (1) large ladle by N.J. Gilman, Portland, ME, c. 1850s, with inscription on handle, 13" long; (6) fiddlehead shape tea spoons with engraved decoration and monogram by Jeremiah Gray, Richmond, ME, c. 1860; (6) monogrammed tea spoons by Edward Rouse, Jr., Augusta, ME, c. 1860; (4) tea spoons with monogram by E. G. Dole, Hallowell, ME, c. 1840; (6) tea spoons with monogram by S. Huntington, Portland, c. 1850; (6) fiddlehead tea spoons, engraved 'Sykes' under handle, by Merrill & Quinby, Bangor & Portland, c. 1860; (6) fiddlehead tea spoons with monogram by J.S. Felt, Portland, c. 1860; (6) monogrammed tea spoons by Lowell & Senter, Portland, c. 1850; (6) fiddlehead tea spoons monogrammed under the handle, by J.M. Crooker, Waterville, ME, c. 1860; (4) fiddlehead soup spoons, no monogram, by Nathaniel J. Gilman, Portland, c. 1860; (3) monogrammed table spoons by Enoch Moulton, Portland, c. 1810-15; (2) monogrammed table spoons by A.L. Clapp, Calais, ME, c. 1860; (2) monogrammed soup spoons by Lowell & Senter, Portland, c. 1875; (1) monogrammed table spoon by L.C. Bailey, Calais, ME, c. 1860; (2) monogrammed tea spoons by Lowell & Senter, Portland, c. 1860; (2) fiddlehead tea spoons with monogram by John Wakefield, Thomaston, ME, c. 1850; (1) monogrammed tea spoon by V. D. P. Call, Milton Plantation, ME, c. 1860; (1) monogrammed soup spoon by John W. McDuffie, Lewiston, ME, c. 1875; (1) monogrammed soup spoon by Oliver Gerrish, Portland, c. 1830; (1) monogrammed tea spoon by Wingate & Talbot, Plymouth, ME, c. 1860; (1) monogrammed tea spoon by E. Mooers, Bath, ME, c. 1820; and (1) fiddlehead tea spoon with monogram under handle by H.H. Bowles, Cherryfield, ME, c. 1875. Approx. 51 ozt total weight. A few tiny dents to bowls.