silver tablespoon with a downturned fiddle handle with a faint midrib on the underside of the handle and the engraved initial, "J" in script on the front; squared shoulders and a pointed oval bowl with a broad drop; makers' marks stamped on the underside of the handle.

silver fork (probably cut from a spoon) with a downturned handle engraved, "LED" in script (later), four curved tines with a large tapered drop; maker's marks stamped on the underside of the handle.

Pair of silver teaspoons with slightly upturned fiddle thread handles with short midribs on each side and the engraved initials, "HMW" in script on the fronts; flared shoulders and pointed oval bowls; makers' marks stamped on the underside of the handles.

Cast silver souvenir spoon with plain oval bowl; handle with angular, upturned tip and slightly wavy sides; obverse of handle with obelisk and inscriptions in relief; reverse of handle with rifle with bayonet in relief.

Silver souvenir spoon with pointed oval bowl with gilding and inscription, "Lakewood," in relief; pointed handle with pine cones, palm fronds, and other foliate motifs on obverse; stamped maker's mark on reverse.

Silver souvenir spoon with view of the U.S. battleship "Maine" on inside of oval bowl; wavy handle with pointed tip decorated on obverse with profile bust of Captain Charles D. Sigsbee, an anchor, and a shield with stars and stripes.

Cast silver dessert spoons with downturned pointed handles with bright-cut and wheel turned decoration around the engraved initials, "MB" in script; pointed oval bowls with tapered drops; maker's marks stamped on the undersides of the handles.

silver salt spoon with a downturned fiddle handle with a short splayed midrib on the underside and the engraved initials, "ME" in script; flared shoulders and a horizontal elliptical bowl; maker's amrks stamped on the underside of the handle.

Wrought silver teapot in the Federal style; oval, boat-shaped body with gadrooning around the lower half; die-rolled grape-leaf band applied below the convex shoulder; vertically applied rope molding rim; seated on a rectangular molded foot with a vertically applied grape-leaf footring; hinged oval lid, raised in the center to a rectangular platform surmounted by a cast lamb finial; s-curve spout with a notched lip; squared strap handle fitted with ebony insulators; top of handle engraved, "Arthur J Starr/ 1903" in script; maker's mark on base.

Silver plate souvenir spoon with inscription, "NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR," in relief within a border of stars on inside of pointed oval bowl; angular handle with obelisk, flagpoles, stars and intaglio inscription, "1939," on obverse; maker's mark on reverse.