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Spoon, Sugar

Object Name:
Spoon, Sugar
Object ID:
1974.040.05
Creator:
Palmer & BacheldersSilversmith
Place of Origin:
Boston, MA
Date:
1846-1854
Description:
Sugar Spoon. Silver. Double-swell fiddle handle having an upturned, rounded end with short rib on the face; flared, rounded shoulders above flaring, shell-shaped bowl with fluted surface. Script name, "ME Poor", engraved in upper- and lower-case script on the reverse of the handle face. Impressed mark on the reverse of handle: "PALMER&BACHELDER'S." in upper case roman letters in rectangle, star preceding name.
Material:
Metal
Silver
Dimensions:
W-1.25 L-6.1 inches
Provenance:
Believed to have belonged to Mary Elizabeth Poor (1830-1900), who married William Hazen Page of Haverhill, New Hampshire in 1854 and was the grandmother of the donor. The Poor family came from Orford, New Hampshire.
Spoon has a maker's mark of Palmer & Bachelder, of Boston, Massachusetts.
Credit Line:
Gift of Mildred Weeks Page
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