19th century including five spoons, marks for marks for J & W Catlin (Augusta, c. 1823);  coffin handle spoon, marks for John Pearson (New York City, c. 1791 and Savannah, Georgia, c. 1802); one spoon marked “JH” and “A·M” (possibly John Howell & Andrew McLean, August, c. 1776); pair of tongs and two spoons with marks Clark Rackett & Co. (Augusta, working 1840 – 1852) with pseudo hallmarks; one spoon with basket of flower decoration, marks for F & H. Clark (Augusta, working 1830 – 1840); one spoon with marks Clark & Co. (Augusta, working 1822 – 1852); fish fork, olive style pattern, marks for Francis C. Clark (Augusta, working 1822 – 1852); one spoon with marks for Thomas W. Freeman (Augusta, c. 1841); salt spoon and dessert spoon with marks for Joel N. Freeman (Augusta, c. 1860); two spoon with marks for Frederick Adolphus Brahe (Albany, New York, working 1840-1844 and Augusta, 1845), pseudo hallmarks; one spoon, marked “G.C.Gordon” (possibly George Clinton Gordon, Augusta, working 1840 – 1850), most with monograms, 16.79 oz. T., 3-7/8 in. to 7-1/4 in.

, Provenance: The Florence and William Griffin Collection, Georgia; Brunk Auctions, "The Best of Georgia", May 30, 2009, lot 160; Estate of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Fleischer

all with wear, one heavy wear, one buffed, one with monogram removed