GROUPING OF COIN SILVER FORKS and SPOONS

Forks by T. Steele and Co., spoons by Albert Coles. 7 1/4 inches (and under) 18.33 troy ounces.

Grouping of 28 sterling and coin silver forks and spoons plus 1 metal spoon. 1st group: Set of 10 sterling silver luncheon forks with worn marks likely for George W. Shiebler, New York, 1876-1910, 7 1

(4) nut ladles, (3) Rockwell coin silver spoon, (3) odd coin silver spoons, a Frank Whiting sugar spoon and fork. All have manufacture's marks or hallmarks. Approx. 7.22ozt.

Pair of George II style, 1865 George W. Adams Forks 6.5 tr oz., (5) butter knives, Scottish pastry server, serving spoon, 2 coin tablespoons & 5 other pieces. Total overall weight 20 troy ounces.

SALSBURY & CO. COIN SILVER FORKS & SPOONS C. 1840 NEW YORK CITY, 16 PCS. APPROX. 31.5 TROY OZ.

Mid 19th century, by H.P. Horton working in Savannah. The group includes four dinner forks and three tea spoons. The spoons are marked ÒN CookÓ at the handle. 10.4 oz standard

Appr. 7 troy ounces - see photos for condition and details

Seven pieces, all monogrammed, various makers and marks including Cooper & Fisher (UK), Joseph Raynes (Lowell, Mass.), W.H.W. (UK, possibly for W.H. Wakefield), and J. Fries (Philadelphia). L: approx.

Various makers, marks and monograms. All in as-found condition.Total weight: approx. 13.18 ozt.

.900 COIN SILVER FORK AND SPOONS .900 coin silver fork and spoons, includes: Wilson McGrew fork with a scalloped design, 6.75" Dunseath & Co. tablespoon, 7"

This is an antique lot of American coin silver forks and spoons made by Farrington & Hunnewell of Boston, Massachusetts (Active c1835-1885). Decorated with medallion head finials. Each is monogrammed

Collection of English Sterling and Coin Silver Spoons Including a pair of English sterling bright cut tablespoons and a stuffing spoon, with a large grouping of coin silver spoons, some monogrammed (2

Mixed lot of Coins & sterling Silver, forks, spoons, etc.

Coin silver salad fork & spoon embossed serving set, windmill handles with moving blades, 3.985 TO

South Carolina, mid 19th century, including fiddle thread handles, monogram on back of handle, marks for Hayden, Bro. & Co. (Charleston, South Carolina, working 1852-1855), 7-3/4 in.; two serving spoo

Lot includes: 5 Hall & Elton, DT Welles, Hannum, Rogers, 2 Phinney & Mead, 2 Kinsey, 3 W&H, Bailey, Botsford, Benjamin, 4 RM, Pratt, 2 Rogers, 2 Kinsey, 2 OD Seymour, S. Hoyt, plus others. They range

A Grouping of Ten Coin Silver Spoonscirca mid 19th century, to include: teaspoon with mark of Wood & Hughes, retailer mark of A. B. Griswold & Co., New Orleans; salt spoon with beaded border design, m

Grouping of 5 coin silver spoons including: Serving spoon signed J. Field - 9 3/4"L; ladle signed B. C. Van Fliet, Pokeepsie (NY) - 7"L; 2 dinner spoons signed C.B. Po'keepsie; and serving spoon signe

Coffee and salts. (6) Brightcut examples are English. (1) coin salt and (1) salt marked Wallace & Balcon Nova Scotia. 2 ounces (not including Nova Scotia)

5 Coin Silver Spoons & Fork. Baldwin, T. Keeler, ES, J. Sayre marks. Longest 6 3/4 inches. 3.4 ounces.

10 American coin silver spoons, together with a fork. Including D. B. Nichols, Hood & Tobey, Chandler, and others. Approx 368 grams. Good condition with minor wear and monograms. For dimensions, see p

A compiled grouping of American coin silver spoons and ladle. 19th century.Monogrammed.t.w.: 15.7 avg. oz.

Mostly New England makers Peck, Harding, Caldwell, Ladd, Adams, Dunlap & Parker ..., Approx. 13.6 troy ounces

Set of 6. Spoons measure 8 5/8". Forks measure 7.5". Combined weight is 277.8 grams.