Tools and EquipmentBritish17th century
Spoon
1641-1642
Artists
John FeakeArtist
Description
With fig-shaped bowl and plain stem with “slipped” end engraved with initials T over NA.
Dimensions
18.1 cm (7 1/8 in.) 63 g
Provenance
James Robinson, New York. Found in box with other spoons given by Mary Henle (1989.31-34, and 1989.37) Mary Henle, Gift to Fogg Museum, 1989.
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