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1817 American sterling / coin silver tea, coffee spoons THOMAS BAKER, Salem, MA
1817 American sterling / coin silver tea, coffee spoons THOMAS BAKER, Salem, MA
1817 American sterling / coin silver tea, coffee spoons THOMAS BAKER, Salem, MA
1817 American sterling / coin silver tea, coffee spoons THOMAS BAKER, Salem, MA
1817 American sterling / coin silver tea, coffee spoons THOMAS BAKER, Salem, MA
1817 American sterling / coin silver tea, coffee spoons THOMAS BAKER, Salem, MA
1817 American sterling / coin silver tea, coffee spoons THOMAS BAKER, Salem, MA
1817 American sterling / coin silver tea, coffee spoons THOMAS BAKER, Salem, MA
1817 American sterling / coin silver tea, coffee spoons THOMAS BAKER, Salem, MA

1817 American sterling / coin silver tea, coffee spoons THOMAS BAKER, Salem, MA

$ 95.03

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Age: 1817
  • Maker: THOMAS BAKER
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Item must be returned within: 14 Days
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Composition: Coin Silver
  • Type: SPOONS

    Description

    HERE IS FOR SALE FINE QUALITY  WONDERFUL    EARLY  AMERICAN STERLING SILVER  TEA , COFFEE SPOONS. SET OF 6 .
    FIDDLE PATTERN .  MADE IN  SALEM  BY
    THOMAS BAKER (1793 - 1820).
    MARK USED FROM 1817 - 1819  .
    FULLY MARKED ON THE BACK.  MARKS ARE VERY CLEAR.   ENGRAVED  MONO  "RMB" .
    WEIGHT -  86 grams.  SPOONS SIZE:  5 3/4" LONG .
    CONDITION IS VERY GOOD CONSIDERING AGE -  NO DAMAGE.
    SHIPPING  BY REGISTERED INSURED MAIL TO CANADA - .00, USA  - 19.95. WORLD WILL BE CALCULATED.
    ONE MONEY FOR ALL 6
    SPOONS.
    THOMAS BAKER born on 23 of February, 1793, Ipswich , MA.  Died 31 October 1820, Concord , NH.
    He was partner with JABEZ BALDWIN in Salem from 1817 - 1819 as  BALDWIN & BAKER.
    Advertised in the Concord Observer (Concord NH) .  1st January 1819 his shop formerly occupied by Avbel Hutchins,
    a clockmaker, but Baker added, that he will "manufacture gold  and silver objects".
    Thomas Baker died from  mercury poisoning.
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