A Pair of Coin Silver Spectacles

American, early/mid 19th century, including one pair with blue lenses, marked "Moore" and "New York"; one pair with green lenses, marks for John Peirce (Pierce, Boston, Massachusetts, working 1809-181

A pair of Philadelphia coin silver spectacles marked for the maker Mark Mccallister. With what appears to be the original blue wallpaper covered case. Dimensions: The case is 7 1/2" x 2 1/2" x 1".

A collection of Philadelphia coin silver: pair of spectacles, tablespoons and teaspoons 18th and 19th century Including a pair of spectacles with mark of John C. McAllister (1753-1830); a bright-cut,

Scarce pair of Kentucky coin silver eyeglasses, one arm of frame marked R FRAZIER in serrated rectangle, attributed to Robert Frazier Sr., working Paris KY prior to 1799 and Lexington 1799-1851. Exter

Pair of antique eyeglasses or spectacles with Kentucky coin silver frames, the exterior of ends stamped CALVERT, attributed to T.C. Calvert, working Lexington c. 1850-1899+. 5 3/8" W. Note: more Kentu

FOUR PAIR OF SPECTACLESAmerican, late 19th to early 20th century. One pair of coin silver with rounded rectangular lenses and frames in original "Dexter & Haskins" case, another pair silver

CONNECTICUT COIN SILVER SPECTACLES, LOT OF TEN, each with oval lenses, sliding-pin or telescoping extension temples, arched or scrolling bridges, marks comprising: "J.C. POR__ / HARTFORD&quo

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

Late 1700s oin silver spectacles / eye glasses, H. Adams stamped on sliding side arms. Excellent condition.

New York City c. 1830, signed “Chandler / E. Darrow / NY”, replaced hinge pins. Length 4.5 inches.

(lot of 3 pairs) Southwest silver earrings, for pierced ears, including: (pair) coin silver, Don Luca, stamped oval disc, bezel-set turquoise cabochon, approx 2.5"l, 1.25"w, (pair) sterling silver, si

A Rare Pair of Coin Silver Rococo Revival Figural Pedestal Saltsmark of William Gale Jr. and "Sterling" to underside, circa 1866, made in New York, with French swan form import marks to each rim, in t

Pair American coin silver scallop rimmed goblets, 19th Century. Engine turned texture with a scallop rimmed lip. Monogrammed "Ellen" to the central area. Hand etched flowers towards the rim. Unmarked

This is an antique pair of American coin silver spoons dating to the early 19th century. Maker mark: SR, which may be attributable to S. Richard of NYC. Each is monogrammed front and back. 8 1/2" Leng

By John Staniford (1737-1811), Windham CT circa 1770, chased decoration with open work elemets at either end, marked “J.S” at one end, intialed CNK at the other.   Dimension

Pair of silver goblets with vacant cartouches on front side c1860. Fine engine turn engraving around goblet. Unmarked 900 silver purity. Weight Approx., 9.16 ozt Measures Approx., 3.3 in. diameter x 6

A pair of large goblets with gold washed interiors. Each features a circular foot decorated with an egg and dart molding below a tapered shaft and a bowl with engraved classical figures , all below a

A Pair Medallion Coin Silver Serving Ladlesmark of N. Harding & Co., Haverhill, Massachusetts, active 1851-1889, vine and berry motif to drop, gilt wash to bowl, both with matching script monograms to

PAIR BRITISH COIN SILVER FIGURAL HANDLED SPOONS FULL FIGURE RENAISSANCE MAN AND WOMAN - MAKERS MARK "BM" - OVER 6 TOTAL TROY OUNCES

By Jno. A. Miller, Paducah, KY, circa 1870. The Spoons having excellent form and good clear makers marks on verso. Very good condition. 85 grams standard L8 5/8"

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

This is a pair of antique 19th century American coin silver spoons from Rhode Island silversmith Abraham Fellows. Monogrammed. 8 3/4" Long. 2.96oz total weight

This is a fine pair of antique American coin silver serving spoons made by Samuel Macomber Taber of Providence, Rhode Island (Active c. 1824-1852). Each is monogrammed "E. Holmes". 8 3/4" Length. The

1939 Silver dime and 1964 Silver half dollar