Tea Spoon 1810 - 1820

"Tea Spoon" is a silver teaspoon made by the American silversmith William Moulton IV, between 1810 and 1820. The spoon is part of a larger collection of silverware crafted during this period. It features a simple, elegant design with a rounded bowl and a slender handle decorated with a repeating pattern of dots and lines. The handle also bears the initials "W.M." for William Moulton, marking the piece as part of his personal collection or crafted for a specific individual. This utilitarian object serves as a testament to the craftsmanship and artistry of early American silversmithing.