🔎 UNIDENTIFIED Possible civil war pewter piece marked CS?

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C S Willard spoon or fork handle end ?
Definitely could be. I looked into their company, but didn’t see where they made any pewter cutlery. I also looked Into CS pewter Co., but they don’t seem to make kitchen utensils.
 

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I think that is a hard sell....too bad it was not complete to yay or nay it.
Yeah. Definitely a shot in the dark. I’ve found a few companies with CS in the name dealing with pewter, but I haven’t been able to mail it down to any one. Could just be a homemade piece. I know the last name of the family that lived there was Callender, so it could be an initial, but I didn’t think they would put the last name first on initialed objects.
 

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Maybe the scrap end of a solder or babbitt metal ingot with the manufacturer embossed on it...

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Maybe the scrap end of a solder or babbitt metal ingot with the manufacturer embossed on it...

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Yeah. I’d considered this too. I’d say that is more than likely what it is, as I’ve found other random pieces/melted blobs of pewter all over the site. As to the name, I’d say it will probably be hard to decipher, as I only have one letter. Looks like I’ll have to try and find another more complete one or the rest one my current one!
 

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Thanks everybody for the replies! I’ll keep surfing the internet to see if I can’t find a close match for at least the name.
 

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