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Teaspoon

Object Name:
Teaspoon
Object ID:
1986.108.23
Creator:
Drowne, Samuel (1749-1815)Silversmith
Place of Origin:
Portsmouth, NH
Date:
1790-1800
Description:
Teaspoon. Made by Samuel Drowne (1749-1815), Portsmouth, NH; 1790-1800. Silver. Downturned handle with oval end and 3/4" mid-rib on reverse of handle; egg-shaped bowl with rounded drop and short rattail on reverse. "P.T" in upper-case block, cross-hatched letters, with floral sprig underneath letters and 3-leaf pattern above letters, engraved on front of handle. "SD", upper case Roman italic letters, in serrated rectangle stamped on reverse of handle.
Material:
Metal
Silver
Dimensions:
W-0.875 L-4.875 inches
Provenance:
Part of the Charles H. Batchelder Collection of New Hampshire silver (formerly Loan 1959.88). Charles H. Batchelder (1876-1948) was a N.H.H.S. trustee, and a silver collector.
Credit Line:
New Hampshire Historical Society Purchase, with funds provided by subscription, including a grant from Chubb Life America
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