John & Peter Targee Coin Silver

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

(set of 3) American Classical coin silver coffee service, bearing hallmarks for John and Peter Targee, New York, 1809-1814. lids having urn form finials, each monogrammed to one side, rising on four b

John and Peter Targee (working New York, c. 1811) coin silver coffee pot on warming stand, rectangular with lobed belly tapering to a spreading, rectangular foot with stepped base; short, decorative p

This is an antique set of six large American coin silver spoons from New York Silversmiths John & Peter Targee circa 1810. Each is monogrammed for what appears to be "EG" and depicts a crest at the ha

Group of eight sterling and coin silver stuffing spoons, early to mid 19th century, comprising: (2) sterling tablespoons marked Has. W. Kennard & Co. 8.5"l; (1) circa 1810, John & Peter Targee coin si

NEW YORK CITY COIN SILVER CREAMER, oblong form with reeded handle, raised on four cast paw-form feet. Marked "I&PT" in a rectangle for John and Peter Targee (c. 1798-1811), three letter script monogra

Large coin silver spoon, circa 1800, marked “I & PT.” Kovels’ shows John and Peter Targee working in New York, NY circa 1798-1811. Script monogram of “EM” on front. Length is 8¾ inches. Wei

New York, Circa 1850, four pieces including teapot, lidded sugar, large waste bowl and creamer. All marked with J.T. in rectangular touch mark, flanked by two more symbols. This set has stop fluted bo

American Classical Coin Silver Tea Set , John Targee, New York, New York, wc. 1797-1828; incl. a teapot, sugar and creamer, each squared urn form with wide band of oak leaves and acorns on stippled gr

(5) Charleston, SC coin silver teaspoons, (3) by Peter Mood, (1) by John & Peter Mood, (1) by JE Spear, 5 1/2" long, each with a WA/ME monogram, another by S Kirk, Baltimore, 3.26 TO total

James Peters manufactured between 1830-1850. Glasses with adjustable sliding side frames, missing the lenses, fully marked, offered with the case they were found in; fully hallmarked sterling frame wi

All have the same monogram. Approx 6" long and total weight is approx 95 grams

early 19th century, urn form with scroll handles, grape die rolled borders, dome top lid with top finial, monogram, marks for John Gaither (Alexandria, Virginia working 1807-1812 and Washington, DC wo

A John Kitts Coin Silver Water Pitcher, Louisville, Kentucky, mid-19th century Marks: J

American (New York), mid-19th century. A coin silver coffee pot, the body with repoussé flowers and four medallions with female heads, the lid surmounted by an ornate pierced finial, having the impr

A coin silver tumbler bearing the marks of John Heath (1721-1806), New York, with a circular top with banded rim and textured tapering body. 3.25in tall x 2.5in wide. 3.92 troy ounces.

A Salem, North Carolina coin silver ladle or soup spoon by John Vogler (1783-1881). Maker's mark on the back, I. Vogler. Monograms on both sides of coffin tip handle. Measures 8.25" long. Weighs 48 gr

marked "J. Cook AGT". Use wear. 12 3/4" long, 4" wide. Weight: 8.250 OZT.

Howard, Equity, Elgin, American and John Pfeiffer coin silver key wind.

A rare three piece coin silver tea set by Peter Chitry (New York) c.1815-1820. Large three piece set comprised of a teapot with serpent formed spout, 9.75" high, 12.25" wide from end of handle to end

John Kitts & Co. American coin silver beakers or julep cups, set of two, stamped maker's marks underside. 3.75" H x 3" diameter. Approx: 9.72 ozt.

Turned walnut handle set into silver arm which is attached to font with a heart. Raised molded foot. twice stamped by the maker and engraved for the owner H.I.. 8 inches. 4.15 troy ounces.

John B. Jones coin silver presentation cup with historical significance and provenance. Presentation inscribed on front "Tribute to Merit From The Assurers and Owners of Ship Champion & Cargo Capt. Jo

South Carolina coin silver cup, stamped J EWAN in rectangle for John Ewan, working Charleston, 1823-1852. Cylindrical form with slightly bulbous top tapering to a narrower foot, crosshatch banding at