37 pcs Coin & Sterling Silver Flatware, TN Retailers Calhoun & Gowdy

Thirty-seven (37) pieces sterling and coin silver flatware marked for Nashville, Tennessee retailers George Reid Calhoun & Co. (working 1843-d.1903) and Thomas Gowdey (working 1825-1863). 1st - 32nd i

5 pcs of sterling Includes - two 8.75" serving spoons from Memphis, TN retailer George T. Brodnax 113g (triple monogram), two 6.25" "Melrose" by Gorham soup spoons 85g plus a Birmingham England hallma

23 pieces coin and early sterling silver flatware. Includes: 1 coin silver tablespoon in the fiddle tipt pattern, marked W. H. CALHOUN / NASHVILLE T in rectangle (William H. Calhoun, working Nashville

Eight (8) pieces coin silver flatware attributed to Tennessee makers and/or retailers. 1st item: Soup or punch ladle with beading and tracery design to handle, stamped JP Patent 1855 (likely the Orien

Group of 29 pieces sterling and coin silver flatware marked for Savannah, GA makers and retailers H.P. Horton, Horton & Rikeman, and Samuel P. Hamilton. 1st grouping (17 pcs): 2 tablespoons and 6 dess

34 pieces of 19th century silver flatware, sterling and/or coin silver, most in the Olive Pattern, incuse retailer marks for William Kendrick (working Louisville, Kentucky circa 1824-1880). Includes 6

Twenty-two (22) coin silver spoons and twelve (12) early sterling spoons marked for Bowling Green, Kentucky silversmiths and retailers James McClure, working 1840s to 1881; Peter Fuselli, working late

Tiffany silver flatware set for 6 persons. Total silver weight not including knives is 52 oz., 1474.18 g.

1 unmarked julep cup plus 37 pcs coin silver flatware, 38 items total, all marked J. DRAPER in rectangles for Joseph Draper, working Marshall County/Hopkinsville, Kentucky, c. 1850, or Joseph Draper,

Twenty-three (23) pieces of coin silver flatware, primarily Tennessee makers. 1st-2nd items: One (1) fiddlehead teaspoon and one (1) fiddle tipt table/serving spoon with marks for John Campbell (worki

Weight- 44 troy oz. In-house shipping available within U.S. Packing cost- $30

1st-55th items: 55 pieces assorted sterling silver flatware by various makers, including 13 International pieces, including 12 five o'clock teaspoons and 1 luncheon/dessert fork; 12 A & J Plaut teaspo

54 Pieces Assorted Silver Flatware, including Northern coin silver and English sterling silver. 1st-35th items: 36 American coin silver items, including 12 teaspoons with shell handles marked for Colt

6 fiddle back coin silver teaspoons marked "T. J. Brown 1015" (Baltimore 1842-1884) 117g (triple mono.) & 7.5" l sterling berry spoon 34g

Gorham "Melrose" sterling silver flatware, 37 pcs. 6-pc place setting for 6 with an additional small spoon. (Approx. 43 ozt).

Group sterling and coin silver flatware, 38 pieces total. 1st group: 32 pieces of assorted sterling flatware including 1 S. Kirk & Son Wadefield pattern large solid shell berry/casserole spoon, 1 Gorh

Includes set of three sterling spoons and one fork, all marked for Gorham and monogrammed; Heirloom sterling Young Love pattern spoon; Mechanics Sterling Co. sterling spoon, and S.&J Myers monogrammed

17 pcs. of assorted sterling and coin silver flatware including Whiting 'Lily' teaspoon, Gorham 'Buttercup' cheese spreader, ladles, tea strainer (damaged), youth cutlery, etc. 3.75"-8.5' 9.9 troy oz.

8 pcs. sterling and coin silver serving flatware including two Whiting "Grecian" shell bowl spoons each with ram's head and grotesque mask figural decoration, two A. Skinner "Pure Coin" strawberry pat

6 pcs of sterling and coin silver flatware including souvenir spoons, baby spoon, hors d'oeuvre fork

Group of 42 pieces assorted coin silver flatware, including pieces attributed to Kentucky makers and retailers. Includes 1 dessert spoon marked J. HICKMAN in script in rectangle; 6 tablespoons and 3 d

Large group of mid 19th century coin silver and early sterling. Partial New York coin silver flatware service in the early Albert pattern, including 6 serving or tablespoons, 6 dessert or place spoons

Fifteen (15) pieces of coin silver with marks for Georgia makers and retailers. Includes 1 tablespoon marked W. CATLIN in rectangle for Willys Catlin, working Augusta c. 1823; 2 teaspoons marked C. CA

Grouping of 24 pieces of Southern Coin Silver Flatware, including: 2 forks marked for Selma, Alabama retailer S.F. HOBBS c. 1860, with additional mark for Wood & Hughes, New York; 1 tablespoon marked