Featured spoons, spoons and more spoons

picked up 15 spoons from a yard sale yesterday, person had a large box of spoons and assorted cutlery and after going through it picked these out. They looked and felt and smelt like old silver. Asked her how much and she advised 5 bucks so I paid up and left a happy camper.
The names on the spoons are as follows,
Willard & Hawley, L.L. Moore N.Y. , ? Kirkland , Geo A Hoyt , ?owle & Kirkland , G. Waterman , J.W.H Canoll , J.T. Rice premium , ?vd & Millford . There are other markings on some of the spoons mostly an anchor, star, head and some with letter D.
Here are before pictures and will post after cleaning pics later.

 

the rest of the before pics, sorry about the picture heavy post

 

Nice score! Beautiful spoons, I'm jealous.

 

Im with Stracci ! Impressed and a tad envious !

 

Nice collection of coin silver!

 

Nice buy! Early-mid 19th century American coin silver - no time at the moment, but if not provided by someone else, can provide info on most later (on your 2nd post, the pics don't show up for me)...

~Cheryl

 

The ones with no name but a star, head and D are most likely from New York.

 

Ok here are the after cleaning pics,

 

Forgot to add total weight of 7.29 oz not that I would ever consider worrying about weight.

 

Sterlingflatwarefashions has a fair amount of info on coin silver marks and the makers who used them.

Here is their post about Willard and Hawley

Willard & Hawley


Syracuse, NY 1844-1869
A partnership of William Wallace Willard and John Dean Hawley. Joseph Seymour was a member of the firm 1846-1848, and the
partnership went by the name Willard, Hawley & Co. during that time. The star/D/star mark has been attributed to silver made by Willard & Hawley and retailed by others.

 

@coreya
May I ask in what part of the world did you find these?

 

George Anson Hoyt

George Anson Hoyt


Albany, NY 1819-1846
Was in the partnerships George A. Hoyt & Co. 1829-1833; Hoyt & Kippen with George Kippen c. 1830; Boyd & Hoyt with William Boyd 1830-1832; and George A. Hoyt & Son with George B. Hoyt 1845-1846.

 

Thanks for all the comments and info, these were found in the central florida area

 

John W.H Canoll

John W.H. Canoll


Albany, NY 1824-1848

 

Joseph Taft Rice

Joseph Taft Rice (1787-1854)


Albany, NY 1813-1853

 

Cool! Nothing's more fun than finding silver at a yard sale!

 

Samuel Kirkland in partnership with Nathaniel Fowle

https://freepages.rootsweb.com/~silversmiths/genealogy/makers/silversmiths/203891.htm

 

Thanks Bakersgma I have lots of research to do!

 

Your Moore is actually Jared L Moore, not LL

Jared L. Moore


New York, NY 1823-1845
In the partnerships of Moore & Brewer with Charles Brewer
1823-1824 then later Jared L. Moore & Co. with Charles Brewer and Francis Brown c. 1837-1850.

 

Can you get another picture of the one you read as Millford?