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South Carolina coin silver: two John Veal spoons; two Alexander Young spoons; one Cooper and Yongue fork, (five pieces). Provenance: The Collection of a Charleston, South Carolina Gentleman. Detailed listing: 2 – 8-1/2 in. table spoons, down turned tipt back fiddle handles, rounded fins, marked "J. VEAL" (possibly John Veal, Columbia, South Carolina, working 1827 - 1857), various monograms, repaired and buffed bowls 1 – 8-1/4 in. table spoon, oval handle, tipt back, marked "YOUNG" in serrated cartouche, (possibly Alexander Young, Baltimore, Maryland, Camden, South Carolina, working 1807-1856), "C" monogram, dents, wear and loss to bowl 1 – 8 in. table spoon, fiddle handle, marked "A. YOUNG" in serrated cartouche, (possibly Alexander Young, Baltimore, Maryland, Camden, South Carolina, working 1807-1856), "WMM" monogram, wear, loss to bowl, handle repaired 1 – 6 in. fork, fiddle thread handle, marked "COOPER&YONGUE" (Joseph Cooper & Robert A. Yongue, Columbia, South Carolina, circa 1852), no monogram, repaired and loss tine 5 – pieces total

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