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A seven inch ladle by WM.H. Ewan, Charleston SC, 1849-1859. A Butter Knife by O.J.H.Dibble, Savannah and later, Columbus GA, 1842-1845. A pair of sugar tongs by Hayden & Gregg, Charleston SC, circa 1840. A teaspoon by John C. Palmer, Salisbury NC 1830-32, and Raleigh NC, 1840.
Four spoons, likely by Samuel Jones of Augusta Georgia. Coin silver teaspoon, Benjamin Lord, Athens Georgia. pair of forks, F. Clark & Co., Augusta Georgia. A 3 1/2 inch salt spoon by John Campbell
Nice large master butter knife, Charles Catlin. A set of eight coin silver knives, Frederick Marquand. A sterling silver butter knife, William Carrington & Co. 5 3/4 inch teaspoon by Thomas William Brown
An early coin silver fork with shell design, George M. Griffen A coin silver master salt spoon,, Thomas T. Wilmot A 7 3/4 inch coin silver ladle by Thomas William Brown A seven inch ladle by William A. Atkinson
Sugar tongs by John Guimarin A coin silver ladle by Thomas William Brown. A coin silver butter knife by Charles Catlin. A 5 3/4 inch coin silver shovel by Daniel B. Hempsted, Eatonton, Georgia, circa 1817-1820
A large thirteen inch coin silver ladle by Carrington, Thomas & Co., Charleston, South Carolina, circa 1870s A pair of coin silver sugar tongs by Francis and Horace Clark, Augusta, Georgia. An 8 1/4 inch coin silver spoon by H. P. Horton, Savannah, Georgia, circa 1850. A large 8 3/4 inch coin silver tablespoon by George G. Griffen, Savannah, Georgia.
A 5 7/8 inch coin silver teaspoon by Nathaniel Butler, Savannah, Georgia and later in Utica, NY. A 6 1/8 inch coin silver sugar shell by Horton & Rikeman, Savannah, Georgia. A coin silver teaspoon, nearly six inches, by David B. Nichols, Savannah, Georgia. A large, coin silver teaspoon, 6 7/8 inches, by Moses Eastman, Savannah, Georgia.
A coin silver teaspoon, slightly over five inches, by John Pearson, Savannah, Georgia. A coin silver Pap Boat by John Mood, Charleston, South Carolina. A large 13 11/2 inch coin silver ladle by Nathaniel Hayden, Charleston, South Carolina.

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