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Fork

Object Name:
Fork
Object ID:
1939.015.30
Creator:
Heineman, Daniel; Heineman, George; Heineman, L. C. (L. G.)
Place of Origin:
Philadelphia, PA
Date:
1846-1849
Description:
Fork. Attributed to Daniel Heineman, Philadelphia, PA; 1846-1849. Silver. "French Thread" pattern. Upturned fiddle handle, rounded end with short rib; threaded outline on both surfaces of handle and extending on reverse to base of tines in simulation of a drop; rounded shoulders; four tines. "Bradley." engraved in script on reverse of handle. Impressed marks on reverse of handle shank: maker's mark, only first few letters of which are visible and which seem to read "HEIN" in upper case letters within rectangle; also "PURE COIN" in upper case letters. Part of a set.
Material:
Metal
Silver
Dimensions:
W-1.125 L-7.625 inches
Provenance:
The donor's mother was Susan A. Bradley (1826-1903), whose family had lived in Concord, NH since the early 18th century. Susan A. Bradley married Harvey Jewell (1820-1881) of Boston in 1849.
Credit Line:
Gift of Margaret H. Jewell
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