A collection of six antique pewter spoons, likely dating from the 19th century. These spoons exhibit the typical characteristics of early pewterware, with a matte, slightly textured gray finish and various handle designs, some featuring subtle decorative motifs. Two spoons have large, oval bowls; one has a slightly smaller, more pointed oval bowl; two have elongated, somewhat spatulate bowls; and one has a small, round bowl. The handles are varied, with some having a simple flattened end, while others show more intricate, fan-like or spade-shaped terminals, some with faint scrolled or floral engravings. The patina is consistent with age and use, showing minor pitting, surface scratches, and some darkened areas, which adds to their historical appeal. The craftsmanship suggests they were likely hand-cast. This set is ideal for collectors of early American or European kitchenalia and metalwork, or as decorative accents in a rustic or period-inspired setting.

Dimensions:
Height 7.5, Width 1.75, Depth 0.75 inches
Weight

Condition:
Good - Fair; Consistent with age and use, showing minor pitting, surface scratches, and some darkened areas. One spoon has a more pronounced surface oxidation on the bowl.

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• Low Estimate: 100.00
• High Estimate: 200.00