Two Nashville coin silver spoons, E. Raworth

Two early 19th c coin silver large spoons. E. Newburyport & Co Brooklyn CT (1828-1860) with an MJ monogram, and wear to the bowl. E & D Kinsey, Cincinnati OH (1844-1861) with such a strong profile, an

Nelson Roth, Utica NY large serving spoon monogrammed M Lewis. S.D. Browser Troy NY, monogrammed MFE. Measure 8 1/4" long. Total weight 77.9 grams

Three Tennessee coin silver table spoons, marked "J. M. SMITH" (John M. Smith, Nashville, working 1834-1835); each with name engraved on handle "J. E. Gee"; each approx. 8 3/8"L; one with large split

Set of six coin silver spoon marked E. Wyer Portland, ME 1786 - 1848, two Palmer & Bachelders coin silver spoons

The two big spoons are monogrammed MTC (?) and marked T. P. Kibbe. Each measures 9" in length. The ladle is marked C.R. Burch. Total weight 109.2 grams

Five (5) TN coin silver spoons, including Biddle, Raworth. 1st and 2nd item: Two teaspoons with fiddle handles marked J. BIDDLE (possibly the "Biddle" listed on page 40 of Tennessee Silversmiths, firs

Two groupings are pictured. The first includes a David Andersen 830 silver child's feeding set, a large 830 silver Brodrene Lohne spoon with openwork handle, coin silver spoons signed J. Bedford, E. M

By Jennings of NY and New Orleans, each 8"l; tgether with five Towle sterling silver 1932 pattern "Craftsman" soup spoons and a coin silver teaspoon, stamped "E.B". Monograms and appx. 9.4 t.o. Proven

One marked "E&D Kinsey," one marked "CWB." Apx. 11 T.O. Used condition, wear, worn, dents.

Three 18th C. coin silver spoons, maker's mark PL, two engraved with conjoined VB over P E. Fourth spoon marked STERLING. All approx. 8" L. Coin silver spoons 153 grams, 4.91 ozt. Sterling spoon 50 gr

Nine early large coin silver spoons to include a bright cut by W. Forbes, NY; Moulton; H. Todd; two by Williamson; W. Walker; Rockwell; E. Lownes and C. Babit. Each approximately 9"l / 16 total Troy o

American. A group of assorted coin silver including ten spoons, and a set of tongs, makers including E. Cook, A.J. Burr, Gorham and Carson & Hall, PLUS two silverplated spoons; largest lg. 9 in., co

American and English including two by Farrington and Honnewell, two E.M. Hayes, engraved "Mary" 8-1/2"l and appx. 8 t.o. Provenance: Property from a Private Collection

19th century, including crumber by James E. Spear (Charleston, South Carolina, c. 1846-1871), 13 in.; two serving spoons Frederick Adolphus Brahe (Albany, New York, working 1840-1844 and Augusta, Geor

to include one National Trust replica of a tablespoon by E Lownes; nine assorted 19th century tablespoons; one place spoon; four teaspoons; two sauce ladles; one sugar shell; and one mustard ladle. 28

Comprising: two sugar shells , one marked for E.T. Adell, the other a sterling example marked for Blood and Hix a tablespoon marked for C. J. Wingate, a serving spoon marked for G.S. and G.L. Rogers,

Two Coin Silver Spoons. 6" Long

1. N. Harding2. W. Harlow both 8 3/4" long

5 Early Coin Silver Spoons, E Burr coffin ended, weight 6.2 oz

Together with two coin silver spoons, and various spoons, forks, knife rest, and a carving set. Losses.

(6) COIN SILVER SPOONS E. STRUM MAKERS - 6" 2.9 OZT.

Fancy Italian Serving Fork and spoon, marked italy. two Christofle Lids, with halmarks. A Lords Silver Inc Salt shaker , marked sterling. Two coin silver spoons with early and worn marks. and a Commun

By W.C. and Son, Troy [NY] (8"l) and "I. Owen" (9"l); together with thirteen sterling silver teaspoons of various makers, appx. 11.6 t.o.; also including and not weighed silver plated flatware and ser

Circa 1840. Each in good overall condition. Handles having monograms. L8 1/4" 78 grams standard