Rare* 1776 1876 Centennial CHILDS LIBERTY BELL SPOONER Gillinder Miniature

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Rare* 1776 1876 Centennial CHILDS LIBERTY BELL SPOONER Gillinder Miniature This auction is for a very scarce child’s size spooner in the Liberty Bell Pattern by Gillinder. The spooner was part of a 4-piece miniature table set available at the 1876 Centennial Exhibition in Philadelphia. This piece is the rarest of the 4 pieces because it was often used by the parents as a toothpick holder. The maximum diameter across the scalloped rim is 1 15/16” and it strands 2 3/8” high. The condition is only VG due to a heat crack that starts between 2 rim scallops and ends near the Bell’s clapper (see photo details). Otherwise, there is a tiny flake on the base rim and minor mold roughness (as made) on the outside edge of the scalloped rim. This form always exhibits mold roughness in this location. Offered with NO RESERVE. See my other auctions for more WF items – combine shipping and save. Terms and Conditions All items guaranteed as represented. All returns require e-mail notification within 3 days of receipt. USA bidders pay $2.50 for USA boxed shipment. NO International orders on this item. Pennsylvania residents who do not have a resale tax license are required to pay 6% sales tax. Combined shipping is available to save you postage. . I package your items to withstand the rigors of USPS treatment – the small Handling fee covers a portion read more