Including a coin silver sugar shell marked for Hotchkiss & Schreuder (Syracuse, NY) and engraved "Bettie;" an unmarked sugar shell; a sterling sugar shell marked "C. C. Shaver" and engraved "Burdick;" a tablespoon marked "T. C. Garrett" (Philadelphia, PA) and monogrammed "AR" (8.75 in.); a sugar shell marked for Farrington & Hunnewell and retailed by Leverett Kimball (Boston, MA), "H" monogram; a coin silver master salt spoon with 1861 patent date and period engraved monogram "MES;" a mustard ladle by Pear & Bacall of Boston, period engraving to verso "Mary to MAJ;" and (2) coin silver teaspoons by I. Hall of Concord, NH, period monogram "MT."

5.9 total troy oz.

The Estate of Hope S. Parker, Burlington, NC An avid researcher and collector of fine silver, Hope consulted Replacements LTD and friends about the origins and history of their silver and antiquities.