Twenty-two (22) spoons, all with monogram: 8 5/8" serving spoon, downturned tipt fiddle handle, marked "(sunburst) L. CARY (sunburst)" in shaped serrated rectangle for Lewis Cary, Boston, MA, working 1820-1832---7 1/4" soup spoon, fiddle handle, marked "BOSTON" and "Jeffrey R. Brackett." in rectangles, active 1835-1850---Pair 4 3/4" and one 5 5/8" spoons with coffin end handles, each marked "T. SARGEANT" in rectangle for Thomas Sargeant, Springfield, MA, working 1795-1821---5 1/2" teaspoon, fiddle handle, marked "J. CHURCH." in serrated rectangle for Joseph Church, Hartford, Connecticut, 1794-1876---Set of four 5 1/4" teaspoons, fiddle handles, each marked "E. NEWBURY" in rectangle for Edwin Comfort Newbury, Brooklyn, Connecticut, active 1828-1860---Two 6" teaspoons, fiddle handles, marked "Thomas Perry" in shaped rectangle and "Pure Coin", Westerly, Rhode Island---Set of six 5 7/8" teaspoons, shaped fiddle tipt front handles, engraved on back of each handle "M Hadley" and marked "JOHN MOOAR." in rectangle, Manchester, New Hampshire, active 1850-1889---8 1/2" serving spoon, fiddle handle, marked "E.E. & S.C. / BAILEY." in rectangle and "CLAREMONT, N.H." in serrated rectangle for Ebenezer E. Bailey & Samuel C. Bailey, Claremont, New Hampshire, beginning 1836---8 1/4" serving spoon, upturned tipt fiddle handle engraved "Waite", marked "E.E. BAILEY." in rectangle (Ebenezer E. Bailey), "CLAREMONT, N.H." in serrated rectangle and "PURE COIN" in rectangle---6" teaspoon, fiddle handle, marked "TOWN & WITHERELL" in serrated rectangle, Montpelier, Vermont, 1838-1845---5 7/8" teaspoon, upturned tipt handle with decorative engraving and monogram to back, marked "TWAMBLEY & CLEAVES. PURE COIN" for Samuel G. Twambley & Albert K. Cleaves, Biddeford, Maine, active 1866-1888---dents to some bowls, some handles with creases / dents---total weight 12.6 ozt