Teaspoon
- Object Name:
- Teaspoon
- Object ID:
- 1979.055.20.2.11
- Creator:
- Gorham Manufacturing Company
- Place of Origin:
- Providence, RI
- Date:
- circa 1890
- Description:
- Teaspoon. Made by the Gorham Manufacturing Company, Providence, RI; c. 1890. Silver. "Colonial" pattern. Twisted bands on tapered handle with an upturned, rounded end. Egg-shaped bowl. "T" engraved in script on front of handle. "STERLING" incuse, lion passant (facing right), anchor, and letter "G" hallmarks, stamped on reverse of handle. Squared off "U" engraved mark on back of handle. One of a set of twelve (1979.55.20.2.1-.12).
- Material:
- Metal
Silver - Dimensions:
- W-1.1 L-5.625 inches
- Provenance:
- These spoons are part of a collection of Kent and Thomas family objects, bequeathed by Louise Thomas Blanding (1891-1981) of West Barrington, RI. The donor was the grand- daughter of Mary Jane Kent (1806-1897) and Rev. Moses George Thomas (1805-1880) of Concord, NH. These spoons probably belonged to the donor's parents, Nellie F. Goodwin (1855-1902) and William Channing Thomas (1843-1914).
- Credit Line:
- Bequest of Louise Thomas Blanding
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