The Pelletreau Silver Shop on Main Street in Southampton Village. CAILIN RILEY
Noel Gish and Kathryn Curran purchased a 1700s-era silver spoon that had been made by Elias Pelletreau, and had it restored by resident silversmith Alyssa Saccente. CAILIN RILEY
Noel Gish and Kathryn Curran purchased a 1700s-era silver spoon that had been made by Elias Pelletreau, and had it restored by resident silversmith Alyssa Saccente. CAILIN RILEY
Noel Gish and Kathryn Curran purchased a 1700s-era silver spoon that had been made by Elias Pelletreau, and had it restored by resident silversmith Alyssa Saccente. CAILIN RILEY
The small inscription at the bottom of the spoon handle identified it as a genuine Pelletreau spoon. CAILIN RILEY
Noel Gish and Kathryn Curran purchased a 1700s-era silver spoon that had been made by Elias Pelletreau, and had it restored by resident silversmith Alyssa Saccente. CAILIN RILEY
Noel Gish and Kathryn Curran purchased a 1700s-era silver spoon that had been made by Elias Pelletreau, and had it restored by resident silversmith Alyssa Saccente. CAILIN RILEY
Silversmith Alyssa Saccente in the Pelletreau Shop in 2021. DANA SHAW
The Pelletreau Silver Shop on Main Street in Southampton Village. CAILIN RILEY
Noel Gish and Kathryn Curran purchased a 1700s-era silver spoon that had been made by Elias Pelletreau, and had it restored by resident silversmith Alyssa Saccente. CAILIN RILEY
Noel Gish and Kathryn Curran purchased a 1700s-era silver spoon that had been made by Elias Pelletreau, and had it restored by resident silversmith Alyssa Saccente. CAILIN RILEY
Noel Gish and Kathryn Curran purchased a 1700s-era silver spoon that had been made by Elias Pelletreau, and had it restored by resident silversmith Alyssa Saccente. CAILIN RILEY
The small inscription at the bottom of the spoon handle identified it as a genuine Pelletreau spoon. CAILIN RILEY
Noel Gish and Kathryn Curran purchased a 1700s-era silver spoon that had been made by Elias Pelletreau, and had it restored by resident silversmith Alyssa Saccente. CAILIN RILEY
Noel Gish and Kathryn Curran purchased a 1700s-era silver spoon that had been made by Elias Pelletreau, and had it restored by resident silversmith Alyssa Saccente. CAILIN RILEY
Silversmith Alyssa Saccente in the Pelletreau Shop in 2021. DANA SHAW
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