Ebenezer Moulton

Ebenezer Moulton (1768-1824) was an American silversmith known for his elegant and functional silver objects. He was prolific in his craft, creating a variety of pieces, including spoons, teapots, and pitchers, that are highly sought-after by collectors today. Moulton's work is characterized by its simple, yet refined forms, and the use of high-quality materials, including silver. His pieces often feature intricate engravings and detailed craftsmanship, showcasing his expertise in silversmithing. Moulton's artistry reflects the prevalent aesthetic of the Federal period, a time of stylistic transition between the colonial and the Romantic eras, marked by neoclassical influences.