JAMES HOWELL COIN SILVER FIDDLE BACK SERVING SPOON PHILADELPHIA 1810 MONO DME

Description

Awaiting your purchase is a antique coin silver serving spoon made by the silversmith
James Howell
of
Philadelphia
featuring a wonderful fiddleback pattern from the year 1810. This historical piece remains in good antique condition (see condition description)
and bears a monogram DME to the handle.
- Length: 8 5/8in (21.9cm)
- Weight: 2.26 troy oz (70.2g)
JEWELRY SIZING
“WRIST SIZE” = TOTAL INSIDE CIRCUMFERENCE INCLUDING CUFF GAP
WE LIKE TO PROTECT THE INTEGRITY OF THE PIECES SO WE DO NOT OFFER OR SUGGEST SIZING
METAL PURITY
SOLID SILVER = .700-.899 / 1
COIN SILVER = .900 / 1
STERLING SILVER = .925 & ABOVE
*WE HAVE TESTED ALL STONES & METALS THAT WE IDENTIFY AND GUARANTEE THEIR PURITY. ALL UNIDENTIFIED STONES AND METALS HAVE A “?”.
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