Spoon, Serving
- Object Name:
- Spoon, Serving
- Object ID:
- 2025.042.01
- Creator:
- Durgin, William B. Company -- Silversmith
- Place of Origin:
- Concord, NH
- Date:
- circa 1890
- Description:
- Spoon, Serving. Silver serving spoon in the Chrysanthemum pattern with a relief design of chrysanthemum flowers and leaves on the handle and extending down into the bowl, William B. Durgin, Concord, New Hampshire, c. 1890. The spoon is gold-washed, with the flowers and leaves coated in white and green enamel. Flowers and leaves on underside of handle are not coated in enamel. Within an oval space on the top side of the handle is engraved "Anne". The base of the spoon's neck has a raised cursive capital D hallmark for the William B. Durgin Company, along with a stamped "STERLING 925/1000 PATENT".
- Material:
- Silver
Enamel - Dimensions:
- W-2 L-7.375 D-0.75 inches
- Credit Line:
- Richard F. Upton New Hampshire Silver Collection, Gift of William W. Upton
- People:
- Durgin, William B. (1833-1905)
- Subjects:
- Silversmiths, Silver services, Silverware industry, Chrysanthemums, Flowers
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