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~ RARE JOSEPH CLARK 18THC RATTAIL COIN SILVER HANOVERIAN TEASPOON BOSTON c.1745
~ RARE JOSEPH CLARK 18THC RATTAIL COIN SILVER HANOVERIAN TEASPOON BOSTON c.1745
~ RARE JOSEPH CLARK 18THC RATTAIL COIN SILVER HANOVERIAN TEASPOON BOSTON c.1745
~ RARE JOSEPH CLARK 18THC RATTAIL COIN SILVER HANOVERIAN TEASPOON BOSTON c.1745
~ RARE JOSEPH CLARK 18THC RATTAIL COIN SILVER HANOVERIAN TEASPOON BOSTON c.1745
~ RARE JOSEPH CLARK 18THC RATTAIL COIN SILVER HANOVERIAN TEASPOON BOSTON c.1745
~ RARE JOSEPH CLARK 18THC RATTAIL COIN SILVER HANOVERIAN TEASPOON BOSTON c.1745
~ RARE JOSEPH CLARK 18THC RATTAIL COIN SILVER HANOVERIAN TEASPOON BOSTON c.1745
~ RARE JOSEPH CLARK 18THC RATTAIL COIN SILVER HANOVERIAN TEASPOON BOSTON c.1745
~ RARE JOSEPH CLARK 18THC RATTAIL COIN SILVER HANOVERIAN TEASPOON BOSTON c.1745
~ RARE JOSEPH CLARK 18THC RATTAIL COIN SILVER HANOVERIAN TEASPOON BOSTON c.1745
~ RARE JOSEPH CLARK 18THC RATTAIL COIN SILVER HANOVERIAN TEASPOON BOSTON c.1745

~ RARE JOSEPH CLARK 18THC RATTAIL COIN SILVER HANOVERIAN TEASPOON BOSTON c.1745

$ 274.56

Availability: 100 in stock
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Composition: Coin Silver
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Seller
  • Style: Hanoverian
  • Maker: Joseph Clark
  • Pattern: Hanoverian
  • Brand: Joseph Clark
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Condition: Good antique condition with the bowl having many irregularities, nicks, thinning bowl tip wear, sharpness to edges- 2 pin point dimples to back of bowl.The stem is ok, the terminal with wear to both sides with a strong and beautiful ridge. The rattail is fine, with wear, there is a period monogram S•B to the back of the terminal. Clear hallmark.
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Age: c. 1740s-1750s
  • Type: TEASPOON

    Description

    Awaiting your purchase is a beautiful early 18th century American coin silver Hanoverian style rattail teaspoon bearing a maker's mark for
    Joseph Clark
    of
    Boston
    (working 1737-1756)  Clark
    later sold some ecclesiastical silver to the churches of Lynn, Scituate, Plymouth and others. This
    handsome piece remains in
    varying condition (
    please see condition report  which
    specifies
    the exceptions), and bears a period monogram S*B
    inverse to the terminal.
    A rare and beautiful example of a very
    early colonial teaspoon by a well known Boston silversmith.
    - Length: 4 1/4in (1).7cm)
    - Weight: 0.289 troy oz (9g)
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