Comprising: a tea caddy spoon with rosette decorated handle and gold washed bowl, by Whiting; a knife sharpener, "Hampton" by Tiffany; a set of four teaspoons, "Lancaster" by Gorham (monogrammed); a set of four teaspoons, reeded and ribbon pattern, by John Wanamaker; a soup spoon, "New Vintage" by Durgin (monogrammed); a bon bon server, "Seville" by Towle (monogrammed); a hollow handle candle snuffer, "Repousse" by Kirk, unmarked; a tablespoon with scrolling foliate decoration, sterling by Newton Ebenezer Crittenden (monogrammed); a demitasse spoon with reeded and acanthus decoration, coin silver by Newton Ebenezer Crittenden (name engraved); a tablespoon with reeded and acanthus decoration, coin silver by Joseph Seymour (monogrammed); a set of three forks with beaded decoration, coin silver by Crosby, Hunnewell & Morse (monogrammed); an Edinburgh souvenir demitasse spoon with twist handle, enameling, and etched decoration, Birmingham, 1899, by James Fenton; a baby rattle with mother of pearl ring and figural handle marked sterling; a French sterling pepper mill, by Peugeot. There are a total of twenty-two pieces in this lot.

Dimensions: The flatware is from 3 1/2" to 14 1/2". The rattle is 1 3/4" x 3 1/2" x 5/8". The pepper mill is 1 7/8" in diameter x 4 1/8" in height. The total approximate combined weight is 15 troy ounces. We do not include the weight of any pieces that have steel elements or that are loaded/weighted.

Provenance: From a local collection.

The Tiffany sharpener has some rusting. The Crittenden demitasse spoon has dings to the bowl. The souvenir demitasse spoon has lost most of the enameling. The rattle has some holes and dents to the sterling. Other wear, such as bent tines and minor dings.