This is in the Made in Newark section of The Ballantine House 🏠. This section of the House was meant to highlight the Newark community as a city with a history of artists, craftspeople, and industrial workers.⚒️ The Sullivan family lived here in Newark and they saved this memento of the donor’s early years 🍼✨. While Newark was known for its silver industry, this spoon was not made here. It was probably purchased in a Newark shop or department store as a baby gift.🥄🛍️ Oneida Community Silversmiths, Baby Spoon, ca. 1953 Silverplate Gift of Dr. Gretchen S. Sorin, 2025 2025.4.1 Clyde Eugene Sullivan, Gretchen Sullivan at One Year, 1953 Gelatin print on paper, cardstock Gift of Dr. Gretchen S. Sorin, 2025 2025.4.2 #nmoa #baby #ballantinehouse #gretchensullivan