Tools and EquipmentAmerican18th century
Spoon
18th century
Artists
Jacob HurdArtist
Description
One of seven spoons once the property of Benjamin Wadsworth, A.B. 1690, the ninth president of Harvard, 1725-1736/37.
Provenance
Rev. Benjamin Wadsworth, Cambridge, MA, 1737. To his grand-nephew, David Wadsworth. Descended through family to Charles David Wadsworth. Given to Harvard College, 1935.
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