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Trying to find a maker on these spoons. Looking through the "Marks of Early American Silversmiths" could be:
William Cowell (or not they have this underneath his listing with no info)
William Cleveland but he appears to use a different W
Or just a maker simply lost to time. The markings are incredibly poorly struck so that could be a clue in its own right.
I've attached the best marked one and 2 other less well marked
Thanks,
Jacob

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William Coleman, Lewes DE, before 1829 (his death)

wev wrote: Tue Mar 11, 2025 5:59 pm William Coleman, Lewes DE, before 1829 (his death)

Thank you kindly! These came with a large lot of early coin silver spoons like you rarely see these days. Interestingly they are all monogrammed to a wedding in April of 1910 so were almost 100 years old when monogrammed!