COIN SILVER COVERED SUGAR BOWL

Coin silver covered sugar bowl, 10 1/2", and creamer, both stamped "T.J. MEGEAR, STANDARD", 43 Troy ozs

American, mid 19th century, lidded round basket form with bail handle, floral finial, two floral cartouche with monograms, marks for Bailey & Co. (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, working 1848-1878), "Ph

Coin silver covered sugar bowl by Williamson, Philadelphia, circa 1794. 8.5"h x 8"w / 18 Troy oz.

R & W Wilson. Philadelphia. Large coin silver covered two handled sugar bowl. Floral and leaf decoration. Monogrammed. Inside cover slightly bent. 9-¾” high. 25.7 ozt.

Rare American Colonial Coin Silver Covered Sugar Bowl, by Daniel Boyer, Boston Mass, Circa 1770. Fully Hallmarked. Also with Period Monograms of Dates & Names. Condition: Generally Good Condition. Cou

Coin silver covered sugar bowl by Joseph Shoemaker, Philadelphia, circa 1800. 6"h x 8"w / 11 Troy oz.

John Sayre, New York (American,1771-1852) active 1796-1818, coin silver covered sugar bowl, monogrammed, maker's mark: "I.Sayre," circa 1800. 8" H x 6" W x 4" D. Approx 14.01 ozt.

Coin silver covered sugar bowl by Brown & Seal, Philadelphia, circa 1810. 8"h x 7.5"w / 13 Troy oz.

Coin silver covered sugar bowl by Lewis & Smith, Philadelphia, circa 1805. 6.5"h x 8"w / 14 Troy oz.

Teapot and Sugar Bowl American coin silver teapot and covered sugar bowl with maker's mark John & Peter Targee (New York 1772-1850), both with urn form finials, bright card decoration and engraved "Jo

Gerardus Boyce, New York, circa 1830-1840; an over-sized service comprising a coffee pot (11 1/2" high), a hot water pot (12 1/4" high), a creamer (7 3/4" high), a covered sugar bowl (10" high), and a

an assembled service comprising a coffee pot (9 1/2" high) and a covered sugar bowl (8 3/4" high), each with maker's mark of J. Ward; a creamer(6 1/4" high) with maker's mark of E. Cole; and a waste b

Farnham & Ward, Norwich, CT; comprising a teapot (9" high), a creamer (5 3/4" high), and a covered sugar bowl (7 1/4" high); not monogrammed; approximately 1,425 grams total gross; Provenance: The Col

Good Three-Piece American Coin Silver Coffee Setthird quarter 19th century, by Wood & Hughes, New York, including a coffeepot, h. 11-1/4", l. 10", a covered sugar bowl, h. 8-1/4", w, 8-1/8", and a cre

GOULD, STOWELL & WARD COIN SILVER THREE-PIECE DEMITASSE SERVICEBaltimore, Circa 1840-1850With fruit finials, repoussÈ castle decoration and figural feet. Teapot height 8.5". Covered sugar bowl heig

3-PIECE COIN SILVER PARTIAL TEA SET, rectangular-form, ball feet, consisting of a covered sugar bowl, waste bowl and a cream pitcher, 35 troy oz.; along with (8) early COIN TABLESPOONS, (2) matching m

U. S. COIN / SILVER AGE (OMN) FOUR-PIECE TABLE SET, colorless, comprising a covered butter dish, covered sugar bowl, creamer, and spooner. Central Glass Co., Wheeling, WV. 1891-1892. 4 3/4" to 7" HOA.

An American coin silver three piece coffee serviceR & W Wilson, Philadelphia, PAcirca 1825Comprising a coffee pot, a cream jug and a covered sugar bowl.the coffee pot height 13in (33cm); length over h

Including six coin silver sppons - some with monogram - possibly from Newburyport, over 20 pieces of miniature English transferware (including covered sugar bowl, covered bowl creamer, vegetable bowl,

Large monogrammed two handled covered urn form sugar bowl, Schulz & Fischer, active 1863-1900, San Francisco. Extensive decorative engraving of floral, butterfly and bird motifs with a figural angel f

American Federal Coin Silver Coffee and Tea Service, Joseph Lownes (1758-1820), c. 1790-1810, act. Philadelphia 1780-1820, incl. coffee pot, teapot, covered sugar, creamer, waste bowl and tea caddy (w

mark of Cann & Dunn, retailed by Platt Brothers, New York c. 1850 consisting of a footed teapot, covered sugar, creamer and open waste bowl; baluster- form, grape vine handles and floral and leaf

Covered, monogrammed, raised on four ball feet, weight approx. 14 T.O. 7-1/4"h to top of finial.

Rectangular form, both covered, one example with chased foliate and acorn decoration, unmarked but inscribed "M. Thomas 1810" and hand initialed "MT" on the foot; the other with gadrooning, marked for