Three Pieces of American Coin Silver Flatware

The first, a teaspoon, with mark of "J.R" within a rectangle, plain rounded ends with a period bright cut monogram; the second, a Fiddle & Thread mustard ladle, with mark of Cornelius A. Burr, Rochester and Brooklyn, New York, circa 1838 to 1863; and a master salt spoon, mark of James Hansell, Philadelphia and Valley Forge, Pennsylvania, circa 1816-1850, featuring a plain rounded end and pointed fins, bright cut monogram to the handle.

The largest 5 1/2 in.

1.2 total troy oz.

The bowls with minor denting, some rubbing to the handles.