22 pieces, all with monogram unless noted, comprising: 8 7/8"L berry spoon, gilt washed bowl with repousse berries, grapevine handle with blank cartouche, marked "PURE COIN"---3 3/4"L salt spoon with basket of flowers on handle, marked "STANLEY S (bullet) BALDWIN" in rectangle for Stanley Sanford Baldwin, New York, active 1827-1834---Set of seven 5 7/8" teaspoons, shaped fiddle handles, marked "W.H. ELLIOT." in rectangle---6" teaspoon, shaped fiddle handle, marked "J.S. ABBOTT." in rectangle for John Sullivan Abbott, working Montpelier, VT, 1838-1853, later in Bethel, ME, and Conneaut, OH; dents and crack to bowl---Set of three 6" teaspoons, shaped fiddle handles, marked "L. AMADON." in rectangle, Bellows Falls, VT---3 7/8" salt shovel, tipt back fiddle handle, marked "E. BENJAMIN" and with "M" in rectangle for Everard Benjamin, New Haven, CT, active 1828-1874; dent to handle---5 3/4" teaspoon, upturned tipt fiddle handle, marked "OAKES" in shaped rectangle and with a bust; Wm. & Frederick Oakes, Hartford, CT, active 1842-1847; dents and crack to bowl---4 3/4" demitasse spoon with bright cut handle, no monogram, unmarked---Two 5 3/4" teaspoons, tipt back oval handles, marked "M" in rectangle and with other illegible hallmark in rectangle---Set of four 6" teaspoons, tipt back fiddle handles, marked "Janssen" in rectangle, monogram to front and engraved date on back "26 Mai / 1853"---spoon bowls with minor dents, other condition issues noted above---total weight 11.92 ozt---From the estate of Joseph Ewing, long-time antiques dealer in OH, NC, and SC, to benefit the Laurens County Museum Association and the Laurens County Humane Society, Laurens, SC.