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Antique 1840s W.I. Tenney New York Coin Silver Teaspoons | Early American Fiddle Pattern Flatware
Antique 1840s W.I. Tenney New York Coin Silver Teaspoons | Early American Fiddle Pattern Flatware
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Add museum-quality early American history to your table setting with this set of four (4) antique coin silver teaspoons crafted by the prominent 19th-century New York silversmith William Ingalls Tenney (W.I. Tenney). Forged between 1830 and 1845 in the timeless Fiddle pattern, these classic teaspoons showcase clean, unadorned squared shoulders and beautiful violin-shaped handle profiles.
Meticulously hand-hammered out of historical silver coin currency, each spoon features Tenney's authentic maker's hallmark stamp (
W.I. TENNEY) on the reverse handle. The front faces are embellished with beautiful, authentic hand-engraved script monograms reflecting their true Manhattan estate provenance. Perfect for high-end collectors, historical displays, or serving espresso and desserts with early American elegance.
- Artisan: William Ingalls Tenney (Stamped W.I. Tenney)
- Era: Circa 1830s – 1840s (Early American / Pre-Civil War)
- Origin: 251 Broadway, New York City, USA
- Composition: Hand-forged American Coin Silver (~.850 to .900 purity)
- Quantity: 4 matching teaspoons
- Condition: Excellent antique condition. The silver retains a radiant, warm historic glow with crisp handle edges, minimal surface character marks, and sharp, highly legible maker stamps.
$75 each
Qty: 4
Dimensions: 7" L
Weight: 1 troy oz
