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Bob Schulhof Posts: 194 |
posted 04-20-1999 02:52 AM
  
Does anyone have any firm evidence for anything before 1830? IP: Logged |
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posted 04-27-1999 10:45 PM
There are many; the most notable in my mind is the fork and spoon set by John Coney c 1700 now at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston. It is trifid end with full handle engraving in a pseudo-Dutch floral motif. Of equal age is the set of four sucket forks by Bartholomew Le Roux (1663-1713) of New York at Deerfield. IP: Logged |
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