Six tablespoons features a classic fiddle design. Three sterling pieces were retailed by G.A. Schultz, a jeweler and silversmith who operated in Louisville, Kentucky, during the mid-to-late 1800s. The spoons were manufactured by the prominent 19th-century silversmith firm Wood & Hughes (marked as "W and H") and bear the sterling mark. Three spoons originate from F. Maier stamped on antique coin silver typically refers to Frank Maire (often documented or stamped as F. Maier), a silversmith, jeweler, and retailer who worked in Bowling Green, Kentucky. A representative spoon measures approximately 8 1/4 in. H x 1 3/4 in. W, and the total weight for the set is 262 g. The spoons show wear throughout consistent with their age.