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Lot 3050
A North Carolina Coin Silver Teaspoon, Mark of Traugott Linebach
Lot Details & Additional Photographs
Punch of "T. Linebach" within a rectangle, plain rounded end with pointed fins, bright-cut monogram to handle.

5 1/2 in.

.35 troy oz.

Private Collection, Jamestown, North Carolina

Inherited through the Harold Vogler Family and purchased by the consigner from the John Vogler Estate, Salemtowne, Winston Salem, North Carolina, October 2003.

Leinbach was born in Salem, North Carolina on July 7, 1796. He apprenticed under John Vogler in 1811 and requested permission in 1820 to work as a silversmith in Bethlehem, PA (likely under urging from Vogler, who traveled to Bethlehem as well and had been invited to stay on as master silversmith in 1816). Linebach did not stay in Bethlehem for long and returned to Salem to open his own silversmith shop in 1821 where he worked continuously until returning to Bethlehem in the early 1860s.

Good estate condition, scattered denting to bowl.