Coin Silver by John Knepfly of New Albany, In Teaspoon C. 1845-80 6"

AMERICAN COIN SILVER UNDERPLATE Mulford Wendell & Co., Albany, #440, c.1845, 6.75in., 6.6ozt.

COIN SILVER PITCHER BY JOHN WESTERVELL C. 1845 RETAILED BY WENDELL & FELTMAN, ALBANY NY (11 1/4" X 9") APPROX. 27.9 TROY OZ

group of American coin silver spoons. 2 8"l tablespoons by Seymour Hoyt (1817-1865). 6 6"l teaspoons by William Roe (Albany, Kingston, Troy and New York, NY) Hallmarked, monogrammed. 6.5 troy oz. 8 pc

16 19th C Coin Silver Teaspoons four by D. Parmely circa 1850, attributed to CT; four by John W Forbes, New York circa 1830; four by Joseph W. Boyde, New York 1816-1820; four by OE Sibley, Canandaigua

17 19th c. American coin silver teaspoons including 6 Stone & Ball tablespoons, 6 teaspoons, 3 New York teaspoons, single teaspoons and sauce ladle 6" -7.5" 12 troy oz.

(6) 18th C American Coin Silver Teaspoons/Salt Spoon, Ward Bartholomew, CT; B Wenman, NY, John Pearson, nY; Silas Howell, NY;Tunis DuBois, NY; unknown, longest 5 1-2", 1.96 TO

This is an antique set of six American coin silver teaspoons crafted by Abraham Cuyler of Albany, New York. Monogrammed. Each is 5 3/4" long. 2.5ozt

New York Coin Silver Repousse Water Pitcher, John L. Westervelt, Newburgh, NY, act. 1845-1905, ret. Wendell & Feltman, Albany, NY, act. 1860-1864, vase form with tooled borders, scroll handle and flor

AMERICAN COIN SILVER SPOONS, ALBANY, SYRACUSE & BOSTON, C. 1850, THIRTEEN PIECES:Including a set of 6 teaspoons by Boyd & Hoyt, Albany, L.6 1/4", monogrammed; a set of 5 teaspoons by Hotchkiss & Schre

(lot of 22) American coin silver fiddleback spoons, 19th c., including: (11) teaspoons, William Wise (1814-1903), Brooklyn, New York, pseudo hallmarks, monogrammed, approx 6"l, (5) teaspoons, Farringt

Collection of 15 early American coin silver teaspoons including Vermont and other New England makers, C.M. Whitaker Brandon, VT etc. 5.25"-6" 7 troy oz.

Group of (7) 19th century New England coin silver flatware, to include: set of (6) threaded tipt fiddleback dinner forks, John Goodhue, Salem, MA, engraved with sprigged script ''C''; and pierced bon

LOT (11) AMERICAN COIN SILVER/STERLING TEASPOONS, 19TH C., WEIGHT 6.4 OZ.

6 C REEVES COIN SILVER TEASPOONS. 2.82 TROY OUNCES. 5 1/2 IN L

Set ten Coin Silver Teaspoons, 19th C, Fiddle backs, marked "Coin", monogrammed; 6", 6.65 ozts TW. CONDITION: Very good, used, tarnished.

Grouping of 80 coin silver teaspoons and 6 sterling teaspoons (in coin silver shape), most 19th century. Includes Simeon Wedge, Baltimore 1774-1823, 5 matching; O.F. Olendorf, Cooperstown - 4 matching

12 Westmoreland Sterling Silver John & Priscilla Pattern Teaspoons c. 1940-45. 12 Teaspoons each 6" long. All in good condition with no monograms. Classic Elegant Style. Weight is 310 grams. PROVENANC

(6) R&W Wilson coin silver teaspoons, Philadelphia PA, fiddle back, 2-letter monogram, c 1825-1846, 6.36 TO

Ten Albert Coles Kenilworth Coin Silver TeaspoonsNew York City, active 1835-1877, all handles with matching H. K. S. monogram. 5 3/4 in. 6.60 total troy oz. From the Collection of the late Zirkle Jame

STERLING SILVER FANCY TEASPOONS (6) C 1900, 12PCS + 2 COIN, WGT 12.68 T.O Six are fancy and unusual. Lily by Whiting Gorham. Lily by Wallace. James Fenimore Cooper. Lincoln Nebraska with statehouse an

Collection of 19 early American coin silver teaspoons including 6 Newell Harding and Co. Boston, 6 "Dollars - R&C 5 or 8", 3 M.F. & C.H.S., and 4 Lewis Kimball Buffalo, NY 9.8 troy oz.

set of 4 Brinsmaid & Hildreth Burlington, VT 19th c. coin silver teaspoons, pair of N. Harding Boston teaspoons (matching monogram to Brinsmaid spoons), J. Bachman spoon 7 pcs. Total 6" approx. 2.7 tr

William L. Pitkin, East Hartford, CT has 7 teaspoons and a serving spooon, Charles G. Shaver, Atica NY has 6 Teaspoons. Benjamin Ptmay, New Bedford, MA has 6 teaspoons, BH (Benjamin Hodges) Tisdale, N

Comprising: a pair of tablespoons c. 1815 by Jacob Walter, five teaspoons by John C. Justice, a tablespoon marked WH (possibly William Hughes), a tablespoon by Thomas J. Brown, a pair of teaspoons by