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Teaspoon

Object Name:
Teaspoon
Object ID:
2018.012.02.1-4
Creator:
Clark, Joseph H. (1814-1872)Silversmith
Place of Origin:
Portsmouth, NH
Date:
circa 1835
Description:
Teaspoon(s). Made by Joseph H. Clark (1814-1872), Portsmouth, NH; c. 1835. Silver. Tapered fiddle handle with rounded downturned end, pointed fins; and egg-shaped bowl. "CMW" engraved in script on front of handle. Conjoined "Oak Leaf / C / right-facing Eagle" hallmarks stamped on reverse of handle. Set of four.
Material:
Metal
Silver
Dimensions:
L-6.1 inches
Provenance:
From the collection of Eleanor Gebelein Greene (1915-1995) of Laconia, NH, daughter of the American silversmith, George C. Gebelein (1875-1945), who worked as a silversmith for the William B. Durgin Company from 1900 to 1903. Donated by the heirs of Eleanor Gebelein Greene.
Credit Line:
Gift of Gardiner G. Greene and Martha G. Morse, in memory of Eleanor Gebelein Greene
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