(24) total pieces, those with various monograms include: (4) Wallace Violet knives (8 7/8 in.); (3) Wallace Violet tablespoons (8 1/8 in.); Wallace Violet carving fork (8 1/2 in.); Durgin Hampshire small chocolate spoon; (4) teaspoons and one sugar spoon in ivy and mask pattern; (2) Wallace Lotus salt spoons.
Pieces without monograms include: Gorham Buttercup knife (7 3/8 in.); Gorham Buttercup youth fork and spoon (6 in. fork); Whiting Empire five o'clock teaspoon (5 3/8 in.); cream ladle with strawberry and scroll pattern, marked "Sterling" without maker's mark; Manchester Mary Warren cream ladle; a carving fork and knife with mark of A. Michelsen, Copenhagen, marked "Sterling / Denmark" (11 5/8 in. knife).
Also included is a 19th century American coin silver tablespoon with worn maker's mark, with period script monogram.

13.95 total weighable troy oz.

By descent of the Everett Rowland Bridgers family, Wilson, North Carolina

Some scattered scratching; denting to coin silver tablespoon bowl; Whiting empire spoon with disposal damage to tip; some edge wear to Wallace knives.