2 COIN SILVER SPOONS SERVING SPOONS one Philo Dubois one Hall and Hewson c1845
USD 330.00 USD
Specifications
| Brand | Philo Dubois |
| Pattern | Fiddle Tipped |
| Type | Spoon |
| Composition | Coin Silver |
| Style | Georgian |
| Materials Sourced From | United Stetes |
| Age | 1800-1849 |
| Date | 1841-1845 |
| Country Of Origin | United States |
| California Prop 65 Warning | None |
This product consists of two silver serving spoons, with one attributed to Philo Dubois and the other to Hall and Hewson, both dating from around 1845. These Georgian-style spoons are made of coin silver (.900) sourced from the United States, specifically in Buffalo. The fiddle-tipped design adds a touch of elegance to the table setting, making them a valuable addition to any silverware collection. One monogrammed Miner, the other is illegible (possibly AJO)
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