[MILITARIA]. 4 powder horns with accompanying artifacts from the Estate of Carroll J. Delery III.

Lot comprised of the following:

4 powder horns, ranging in size from 7 in. ln. to approx. 10 in. ln. Includes 2 decorated horns, one featuring small stars and what appears to be a rendering of a powder horn on end, the other with two six-petal flowers enclosed in circles near center and a geometric design on end.

[With:] Sword hanger marked "Savory," accompanied by tag furnished by consignor suggesting late 18th century date, although this cannot be confirmed. -- Set of antique weights housed in wooden case, approx. 2 x 4 x 6 3/4 in. -- Assorted group of more than 40 spoons, forks, and knives, including American and English examples, ca 19th-20th century (as per consignor's notes accompanying some of the utensils). Condition varies, with many showing significant wear and some damage, indicating that some may have been excavated. Includes one spoon with hallmark of William King of Charleston, SC and three (3) spoons with faint hallmark of J. Stevens of New Orleans, LA.

Estate of Carroll J. Delery III, Formerly the “Historical Shop”

This lot is located in Cincinnati.

Powder horns: Few with chips to edges. One undecorated powder horn cracked near end. Surface wear consistent with age and use.

Condition of utensils ranges from poor to good. Some may have been excavated, and are in heavily worn and damaged condition. Several with tarnish.

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[MILITARIA]. 4 powder horns with accompanying artifacts from the Estate of Carroll J. Delery III.

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