MY FIRST RING !

[steelheadwill]

Great day for me !! first ring, (silver claddaugh), spoons, handful of clad, silver dime,
& other pieces. love this seaside pathway HH to all!! Herbie.

 

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[CRUSADER]

Re: MY FIRST RING PLUS COLONIAL FLATWARE

Great day for me !! first ring, (silver claddaugh), colonial spoons, (1 copper, 1 silver) handful of clad, silver dime,
& other pieces. love this old path in New Castle NH. HH to all!! Herbie.

Sorry, don't want to be a kill joy, but I don't think those are Colonial period flatware.

 

[treasurefiend]

Re: MY FIRST RING PLUS COLONIAL FLATWARE

Great finds, congrats on your 1st ring!!!

 

[CRUSADER]

Re: MY FIRST RING PLUS COLONIAL FLATWARE

Great finds, congrats on your 1st ring!!!

Forgot to say about the ring;

Rings of this type are known as 'fede rings', from the Italian, 'mani in fede' - hands in faith'. The emblem has been used since Roman times.

http://www.cladda-dartmouth.co.uk/history-of-the-cladda
See a similar design above

 

[Felinepeachy]

Re: MY FIRST RING PLUS COLONIAL FLATWARE

Nice finds and I love the ring.

 

[Mr Tuff]

Re: MY FIRST RING PLUS COLONIAL FLATWARE

nice ring MR TUFF

 

[CRUSADER]

Re: Thanks to all

have other colonial flatware, to my knowledge, copper was not often used for spoons after 1800, understand fragments probably date later.
here is a colonial copper spoon from my collection,
Good day!! Herbie.

Pretty sure this one is circa 1820s.

Most pre-1800 are Silver or Pewter, & don't have the handle shape of the one pictured. ie. this Fiddle Pattern was popular in the 1800s. Although other Fiddle pattern variants were popular in the 1780s but they look different from the one above & are Pewter.

But I only have a very shallow knowledge in these, so may have missed the point, there are other spoon people on here that may chime in.

 

[Pentico]

Re: MY FIRST RING PLUS COLONIAL FLATWARE

Congarts on your first ring, you will never forget it.
I am sorry don't know anything about flatware.
But still a great dig.
HH

ChrisP