Nine sterling items, including: 7 3/4" berry spoon in Hanover pattern by Gorham, gilt bowl with engraved mountain and schooner scene identified as "Mt. Pisgah / 5757 ft. / Asheville, N.C. . . . A Mountain Schooner", engraved with initial on handle---"Joseph Jefferson" teaspoon, bowl engraved "Here's Your Good Health, And Your Family's And May They All Live Long And Prosper", no monogram; 6"---"Bunker Hill 1775" citrus spoon in the Fruit Series pattern by Watson, no monogram; 6 1/4"---Nut or bonbon spoon, bowl engraved "North Yakima, Wash.", marks for Paye & Baker, unknown patttern with image of Native American figure and corn on handle, back of handle engraved with two initials and dated "1906"; 5 1/4"---5 3/4" teaspoon having enameled bowl with state seal of "Colorado", ornate handle wih full figure image of Native American male in headdress, mark for Shepard Mfg. Co., no monogram; some loss to enamel---6" fork, ornate handle with state seal of "Michigan" and other state related images on front and back, mark for Watson, engraved above tines with initial "D"---5 7/8" teaspoon, handle with enameled Christmas holly, marks for Watson, designed by Joseph E. Straker, Jr. (1865-1955), no monogram---4" Danish demitasse spoon with enameled blue handle on front and back, flower accents, marked "P. Hertz 925" for Peter Hertz---5 7/8" fork with enameled image of a crane on handle, marked "ela Denmark Sterling 925 S"---total weight 9.49 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.