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12 Pelletreau and Upson NYC Coin Silver Spoons

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12 Pelletreau and Upson NYC Coin Silver Spoons

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Description

Set of twelve early 19th c. Pelletreau & Upson New York City coin silver teaspoons with sheaf of wheat and sickle decorated handles, cursive script monogram "PL", accompanied by an old note reading "...belonging to Polly Clap Lewis, married to Thomas Lewis III Nov. 25, 1813 Boston, Mass. Great Grandfather of Eva Lewis Weis Day 5.75" 5.9 troy oz.

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