AMERICAN COIN SILVER FLATWARE AND SERVING UTENSILS, LOT OF 23, each having personalized engraving to handle, comprising an unmarked tablespoon with coffin handle having engraved decoration, two fiddle-handled tablespoons with one by Jedediah Weiss of Bethlehem, PA and one by Skinner & Sweet of Boston, MA, two mustard ladles with one marked for A. Lounsbury and one by Hotchkiss & Schreuder of Syracuse, NY, two soup/dessert spoons with engraved handled marked "GORDON", a set of five fiddle-handled teaspoons by Palmer & Bachelders of Boston, MA, a set of three fiddle-handled teaspoons by William Baily, Jr. of Philadelphia, PA, a pair of teaspoons with round-tipped handles by Joseph Lownes of Philadelphia, PA, a teaspoon with round-tipped handle by Lewis & Smith of Philadelphia, PA, a small teaspoon with point-tipped handle and engraved decoration having unidentified "AK" maker's mark, a pie fork without maker's mark but with "PATENT 1861" mark, and three fiddle-handled teaspoons with one by William Moulton IV of Newburyport, MA, one by E. & D. Kinsey of Cincinnati, OH, and one by Horatio Homer Ladd of Manchester, VT. Most with marks, one mustard ladle and pie fork with "COIN" mark. Total weight: 14.685 ozt. Late 18th/19th century. 5" to 9" L.
Provenance: Property of a West Virginia gentleman.

Most in good to very good overall condition with wear, surface scratches, and other minor to moderate imperfections including bending, dents, nicks, and/or worn spots to decoration/bowl tips; one Baily teaspoon with a split to bowl.