A PAIR OF TUTORIAL SILVER TABLESPOONS
PROPERTY FROM THE ESTATE OF ERIC MARTIN WUNSCH
A PAIR OF TUTORIAL SILVER TABLESPOONS

MARKS OF DANIEL PARKER AND STEPHEN EMERY, BOSTON, CIRCA 1771

Details
A PAIR OF TUTORIAL SILVER TABLESPOONS
MARKS OF DANIEL PARKER AND STEPHEN EMERY, BOSTON, CIRCA 1771
Each with rounded handle with feather-edge borders, the terminal engraved Ex Dono Pupillorum XXII; marked on reverse
8¼ in. (21 cm.) long; 2 oz. 10 dwt. (89 gr.) (2)
Provenance
Christie's, New York, 27 January 1996, lot 105
Literature
Patricia Kane, Colonial Massachusetts Silversmiths and Jewelers, 1998, p. 757

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Lot Essay

Patricia Kane (op. cit.) ascribes the commission of these spoons, from a set of twelve, to Andrew Eliot and/or the Harvard College Class of 1771.

For more on the topic of Harvard tutorial silver, see Janine E. Skerry, "Ancient and Valuable Gifts: Silver at Colonial Harvard," New England Silver & Silversmithing 1620-1815, Colonial Society of Massachusetts, University Press of Virginia, Charlottesville, 2001.

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