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Nashville coin silver pie server and spoons, modifed

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Nashville Coin silver (total 7 items). 1st item - Coin silver pie server made from old fiddle handle tablespoon attached to pie shaped spade. Handle marked "Flint and Richmond" (Flint and Richmond, Nashville, working 1816-1823), monogram "W" probably representing Wilson. Provenance - according to Susan West's notes, her mother, Conn West, a silversmith, modified the pie server using an old damaged spoon. 10 1/2" length, 2.945 oz troy. Original spoon circa 1820. 2nd item - six coin silver spoons modified by twisting and elongating, plain fiddle ends. Bottom spoon marked R & F - probably Richmond and Flint, Nashville 1816-1823 with a "W" monogram (probably for Wilson side of family). Remaining five spoons unmarked having a "WB" monogram (possibly for Black or Bartree family). 7 1/2" length for each, 3.025 oz troy total weight. Early to mid 19th century. Glen Leven estate.

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