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Connecticut Historical Society collections, 2006.143.0 © 2014 The Connecticut Historical Socie…
Spoon
Connecticut Historical Society collections, 2006.143.0 © 2014 The Connecticut Historical Society.

Spoon

MediumLatten
ClassificationsTableware
Credit LineConnecticut Museum of Culture and History collection
Object number2006.143.0
MarkingsOn spoon bowl near handle is a round markers mark consisting of three spoons, two pointing up and one down, with two illegible letters on either side (possibly "W" and "A"), within a circle.
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Connecticut Historical Society collection, 2006.141.0 © 2013 The Connecticut Historical Societ…
Spoon
Connecticut Historical Society collections, 2006.142.0 © 2014 The Connecticut Historical Socie…
Spoon
Gift of Gennaro J. Capobianco, 2005.180.71 © 2013 The Connecticut Historical Society.
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about 1890
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Plastic Mixing Spoon
Spill-Stop Mfg. Co.
late 20th century
2015.76.0 Gift of Anita Hochstein and James Cooke (c) Connecticut Historical Society
silver teaspoon
Oliver DeWitt Seymour
ca. 1850
Goblet
Goblet
John H. Most
1856-1880
Goblet
Goblet
John H. Most
1856-1880
Gift of the Antiquarian and Landmarks Society of Connecticut, 1984.39.7 © 2011 The Connecticut…
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John H. Most
1856-1880
Gift of the Antiquarian and Landmarks Society of Connecticut 1984.39.8 © 2010 The Connecticut…
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John H. Most
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