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Maker John Lampe American, Baltimore, Maryland

Teaspoon

Date1780-1787

MediumSilver

DimensionsOverall: 5 9/16 in. (14.1 cm)

Credit LineGeorgia Museum of Art, University of Georgia; Gift of Lucy Minogue Rowland

Object number2011.323

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Teaspoon with shell (King's pattern)

Teaspoon with shell (King's pattern)

Shepherd and Boyd

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Teaspoon with shell (King's pattern)

Teaspoon with shell (King's pattern)

Shepherd and Boyd

c. 1850

Teaspoon with shell (King's pattern)

Teaspoon with shell (King's pattern)

Shepherd and Boyd

c. 1850

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ca. 1885

Teaspoon, engraved "C" for Conway, for either Mary Ann Wallace Conway or Cornelia Sophia Buchanan Conway, first and second wives of Bataille Fitzhugh Talliaferro Conway of Ellerslie Plantation near Wolftown, Madison County, Virginia

Teaspoon, engraved "C" for Conway, for either Mary Ann Wallace Conway or Cornelia Sophia Buchanan Conway, first and second wives of Bataille Fitzhugh Talliaferro Conway of Ellerslie Plantation near Wolftown, Madison County, Virginia

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Teaspoon with shell (King's pattern)

Teaspoon with shell (King's pattern)

Shepherd and Boyd

c. 1850

Teaspoon with shell (King's pattern)

Teaspoon with shell (King's pattern)

Shepherd and Boyd

c. 1850

Teaspoon, engraved "C" for Conway, for either Mary Ann Wallace Conway or Cornelia Sophia Buchanan Conway, first and second wives of Bataille Fitzhugh Talliaferro Conway of Ellerslie Plantation near Wolftown, Madison County, Virginia

Teaspoon, engraved "C" for Conway, for either Mary Ann Wallace Conway or Cornelia Sophia Buchanan Conway, first and second wives of Bataille Fitzhugh Talliaferro Conway of Ellerslie Plantation near Wolftown, Madison County, Virginia

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C. F. Greenwood & Bro.

c. 1851

Charles A. Burnett

1785-1849

Teaspoon, Dancing Bacchante pattern based on sculpture by Frederick William MacMonnies

Teaspoon, Dancing Bacchante pattern based on sculpture by Frederick William MacMonnies

Watson and Newell Company

c. 1895

Joseph Draper

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