Sterling Silver Teaspoons • Pattern 1915 Small New England Maker Set of 5 (81g)

Matched set of five early 20th‑century sterling silver teaspoons, each marked STERLING and PATTERN 1915, with a trio of pictorial hallmarks typical of small New England silversmiths active circa 1915–1925. Original script C monogram, elegant Edwardian scrollwork, and full pattern integrity. Total weight 81 grams. These are preservation‑worthy antique pieces, ideal for collectors and dealers.  This set originates from a small New England silversmithing workshop operating during the early 1900s, a period when independent makers commonly used pictorial hallmarks rather than lettered trademarks. The hallmark sequence — a primitive animal symbol, an anchor, and a round maker’s device — aligns with the regional hallmarking traditions of Maine, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island workshops between 1890 and 1930. The PATTERN 1915 stamp reflects the era’s practice of naming patterns after patent years, and the craftsmanship is consistent with hand‑finished sterling flatware produced in limited quantities by these regional makers.   Sets like this are increasingly scarce, as many small New England silversmiths were absorbed into larger firms during the Depression, leaving their hallmark records incomplete. The survival of a matched five‑piece set with intact monogram and pattern makes this a desirable example of early 20th‑century New England sterling.