Including two long-handled spoons with mark of Jehu Scott, coffin end with period bright cut engraved monogram "B" (7 5/8 in.) (both with some mis-shaping to bowls, one with nick to handle); and the third a teaspoon with partial mark attributed to John Y. Savage, fiddle handle, no monogram (tear to bowl, some mis-shaping).

2.04 total troy oz.

Collection of the late James R. Rogers III, Raleigh, North Carolina

Jehu Scott was working in Raleigh during the first quarter of the 19th century.

John Y. Savage was working in Raleigh, circa 1818-1826; Salisbury, circa 1823; Richmond, Virginia, circa 1829-1832; and New York, circa 1839-1860.