Fork
- Object Name:
- Fork
- Object ID:
- 1984.027.08.3
- Creator:
- Rogers, Smith & Company -- Silversmith
- Place of Origin:
- Hartford, CT/Meriden, CT
- Date:
- 1857-1880
- Description:
- Fork. Made by Rogers, Smith & Company. Silver-plated metal. Double-swell fiddle handle, with upturned rounded end, and 1/2" mid-rib on the front; rounded fins; and four pointed tines. "W", engraved in Old English script on front of handle. Stamped on back of stem, in upper-case Roman letters, "ROGERS SMITH&CO." (the last O is a smaller typeface and raised, with a line underneath it), and "A1 6", incuse. One of a set of three (1984.27.8.1-.3).
- Material:
- Metal
Silver - Dimensions:
- W-0.9 L-7.125 inches
- Provenance:
- Associated with the White Memorial Universalist Church (organized 1842), Concord, NH, or the family of Nathaniel and Armenia White, benefactors for whom the Church was renamed in 1885.
- Credit Line:
- Gift of the White Memorial Universalist Church
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