Joseph and Nathaniel Richardson Coin Silver Creamer

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, late 18th century, urn form body, galleried rim, bead borders, conforming pineapple finial, engraved swag and floral cartouche, monogram "HB", marks for Joseph & Nathaniel

A set of seven coin silver spoons, each double stamped for the makers Joseph & Nathaniel Richardson. Each is identically monogrammed and dated for 1781. Each also retains remnants of a gold wash. Dime

Each double stamped for the makers Joseph & Nathaniel Richardson. Each is identically monogrammed and dated for 1781. Each also retains remnants of a gold wash. Dimensions: Each is 5" long. The approx

Colonial America, 1785. Extremely fine Coin Silver Soup Ladle. Joseph.& Nathaniel Richardson (Active between 1785-1791), Philadelphia. Joseph Richardson, Jr. (1752-1831) and Nathaniel (1754-1827) work

Pair of Joseph and Nathaniel Richardson Silver Sauce BoatsPhiladelphia; ca. 1785; length: 6 in.; 18.2 ozt.Note: A nearly identical example may be found at the Clark Museum, Williamstown, MA, object 20

Lengths 4 3/4" to 5 5/8", weight .7 troy ounces.

Seven pieces of Federal coin silver attr. Joseph Richardson, Jr. (Philadelphia, 1752-1831), all with bright-cut engraved, oval reverse tipt handles. Includes one pair sugar tongs with oval grips, one

Philadelphia, circa 1785, with reticulated decoration and acorn terminals, stamped as pictured.  Dimensions: 6" long, the approximate weight is 1.6 troy ounces. Provenance: Property fro

American Silver Hooped Tankard. Joseph & Nathaniel Richardson Philadelphia, Ca. 1785-1791. Engraved Cypher "GB" on Greek Key Surround. Measures approx. 4.5"h x 3.5" in diameter. Weighs approx. 17.7 OZ

Early four-piece coin silver tea set, Joseph Richardson, Jr. & Joseph Lownes, Philadelphia, PA, circa 1800, to include: teapot with original carved acanthus handle, by Joseph Richardson, Jr.; covered

Antique American Colonial Coin Silver Tea Pot by Joseph Richardson, Philadelphia, PA, c.1790. See "Joseph Richardson & Family, Fales" 1974, Page 190, Figure 169. Condition: Generally Very Good. Dimens

(lot of approx. 41) Collection of English and Federal silver flatware, mostly coin silver and mostly fiddleback, Joseph Richardson, S. Hoyt, W. M. Lawler & Co. ,and Vanderslice examples in the "Fiddle

(lot of 2) American Joseph Richardson silver table articles, consisting of a lidded sugar urn and a creamer, each bearing marks for Joseph Richardson on underside of base, the lidded sugar having an u

Colonial America Joseph Richardson Jr. Philadelphia "JR" Silver Tea Spoon c. 1780 Colonial Era Coin Silver Spoon, Twice Hallmarked "JR" and Engraved by Joseph Richardson, Jr., 5.5" long, Engraved Mono

Joseph Richardson Jr. (1752-1831) Federal period table spoon Philadelphia, Pennsylvania coin silver stamped marks 1 3/4"w x 8 3/4"l

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

CREAMER - American Coin Silver Helmut Form Creamer by James Musgrave, Philadelphia (1792-1809), with script monogram MW (Mary Wood Richardson, gifted to her in 1807), 7" high, 5 1/4" x 2 3/4", 5.57 oz

Including: Ezekiel Burr, Nathaniel Vernon, Geo. Appleton, Joseph Loroing, John Burger?, (6) Robert Brookhouse, Joseph Loring, John Benjamin, William Moulton etc. 6.1 troy ounces

A Federalist Coin Silver Tea Service, Mark of Joseph Lownesincludes a teapot topped with a dolphin finial (10 in.), creamer (7 in.), and large waste bowl (5 1/2 x 7 1/4 x 5 1/4 in.); each with bright-

18th century helmet form cream pot, Joseph & Nathaniel Richardson, Philadelphia, PA, circa 1785-90, having beaded rim, urn shaped body on beaded square base with a conforming beaded circular insert on

1st item: Coin silver creamer, having a helmet form body, c-shaped handle, and reeded trim to upper shoulder, marked DUMOUTET in rectangle, likely for Elizabeth Doumoutet (working Philadelphia, c. 181

Coin silver creamer by Joel Sayre, NY, NY, circa 1790, 8"h x 5.5"w / 8 Troy oz.; together with a presentation vase, dated 1852.

Richmond, mid 19th century, urn form with scroll and floral repousse decoration, monogram, marks for Mitchell and Tyler (Richmond, Virginia, working 1845-1866), 3.96 oz. T., 4-1/4 in. Provenance: Bru

Coin silver creamer by Brown & Seal, Philadelphia, Circa 1825, 5.5"h x 5.25"w; together with another creamer by G. Baker, Providence, RI, 5.75"h x 6"w. 12 Total Troy oz.