📈 Checked Oct 8, 2026 · 12 real sales

How Much Is a Reed & Barton Francis I Sterling Teaspoon Worth?

Typical used price$80most sell for $66 – $91

Short answer: A used Reed & Barton Francis I Sterling Teaspoon sells for about $80 on eBay — most sales between $66 and $91, based on 12 completed sales checked Oct 8, 2026.

$66$115

How much can you sell it for?

A worn or incomplete one$66you keep ≈ $57
A typical one$80you keep ≈ $69
Clean, complete, boxed$91you keep ≈ $79

"You keep" = the sale price minus eBay's fee (about 13.25% + $0.40 an order), before shipping and what you paid for it.

Latest sales

Vintage Francis 1st Sterling Silver Teaspoon by Reed & Barton 6” Old MarkOct 7, 2026$80↗
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Reed & Barton Francis 1 - 5 7/8" Tea Spoon - Sterling Silver - Sold IndividuallyOct 6, 2026$115↗

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Reed & Barton Francis I Sterling Teaspoon — FAQ

How much is a Reed & Barton Francis I Sterling Teaspoon worth used?

A used Reed & Barton Francis I Sterling Teaspoon sells for about $80 on eBay — most sales between $66 and $91, based on 12 completed sales checked Oct 8, 2026. Condition, completeness and the exact version move a single copy inside — or outside — that range.

How much can I sell my Reed & Barton Francis I Sterling Teaspoon for?

At the typical price of $80 you keep about $69 after eBay's fees (about 13.25% plus $0.40 an order, shipping not counted). A clean, complete one with its box and accessories sells toward $91.

Is a Reed & Barton Francis I Sterling Teaspoon worth buying to resell?

It depends on what you pay: to make a profit after eBay fees, pay well under $69. Scan the one in front of you with FlipTip for its own price, the most to pay and a worth-it-or-skip verdict.

Where do these prices come from?

From completed sales on eBay.com in US dollars (Aug 1, 2026 – Oct 7, 2026), each checked to be this exact item; Best Offer sales are left out because eBay shows the asking price there. Checked again every few weeks.

How these numbers are made

  • Source: completed sales on eBay.com in US dollars, Aug 1, 2026 – Oct 7, 2026, without shipping.
  • Only this exact item: every sale is checked to be this model — no parts, lots, look-alikes or other versions.
  • Best Offer sales left out: eBay shows the asking price on those, not the price that was paid.
  • Always fresh: checked again every few weeks; a page whose numbers are older than 45 days is taken down until they are checked again.
  • No user data: every number is a public eBay sale — never a user, a photo or a scan.

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