1723 Hibernia Farthing Silver Pattern SP-64

U.S. Colonial Coin. 1723 Woods Hibernia Farthing. DEI.GRATIA obverse. Martin 3.3-Bc.2 (R-4). PCGS VF35 and a smooth, thoroughly satisfying example. The surface quality of this medium brown specimen tr

1723 Wood's Hibernia Farthing Coin. Royal Patent Coinage.Provenance: Albany, NY Estate

An Assembled Set of Coin Silver "King's" Pattern Flatware(64) pieces, service for twelve, including: (6) knives with English sterling handles (approximately 10 7/8 in.); (6) knives with English sterli

Incomplete sterling silver flatware. International "Rhapsody" pattern. 64 pieces comprised of: eleven(11) bread nives; nine(9)salad forks,forks, teaspoons, soup spoons, knives; eight(8) demitasse spoo

1723 Georgius Dei Gratia Rex Hibernia farthing, Georgius Dei Gratia Rex Hibernia farthing, copper, 1723, in sealed PCGS case, graded MS63BN Provenance: Property from the Collection of Charles E. Siget

Great 64 piece Towle sterling silver set, no monograms, craftsmen pattern. 64 troy oz plus 13 weighted.

From an Ithaca, NY estate collection. Made by B & M. Sterling Silver large serving dish, tray or platter in the Bamboo pattern. Marked on base and numbered 64. Measures approx 12.5" in diameter. Rim o

(64) Pieces of Christofle ALDI pattern silver plate flatware. 7 piece service for 8. Excellent condition.

PCGS SP 60 (t) CHINA. Silver Dollar Pattern, ND (1916).

Meridien Silver Plate Co., United States. Art Deco "Ile De France" pattern silver plate cocktail shaker with eight glasses. Shaker inscribed "U.S.S.Y W-116 Built By Marine Iron & Shipbuilding Co. Dulu

Christofle "Malmaison" pattern silver plated serving utensils. Includes 13 pieces total ranging is size from a large 12" ladle down to an 8.2" long serving spoon. Includes a number of different styles

Seventy Piece Reed & Barton silver plate flatware set, Silver Majesty pattern including: twelve dinner knives, twelve dinner forks, twelve salad forks, twelve soup spoons and twenty-two teaspoons, all

Pair of Reed & Barton Sterling Silver Windsor Pattern Covered Vegetable Dishes. One has a divided interior. 64.5 troy ozs. 3-3/4"h. x 11-1/2"w. x 8-1/2"d. Condition: Very good.

Two sterling silver "Repousse" pattern serving pieces stamped S. KIRK & SON STERLING. (1) Tomato server with pierced blade. 64 grams approx. 7 1/2". (2) Bacon fork / sardine server. 46 grams approx. 7

Reed and Barton sterling 5-piece silver tea set, pattern #0350, retailed by Woodward & Lothrop. Consisting of a coffee pot, tea pot, covered sugar, creamer and waste bowl. Each piece stamped "Sterling

Five (5) piece Towle Old Master pattern sterling silver tea service and associated silverplated tray, 6 items total, comprised of one (1) coffee pot; one (1) tea pot; one (1) creamer with gilt wash in

Sterling silver flatware, partial service for 12 "Pointed Antique" type pattern, 12 soup sp., 12 teasp.,12 salad fork,11 dinner fork,1 sugar sp., 1 cheese knife,11 dinner knives and 11 butter spreader

DUBLIN PATTERN STERLING SILVER TRAYAmerican, 20th century. Circular form with lobbed edges, monogrammed.Diameter 16 in. (40.64 cm.), 1350 grams

(lot of 64) American Alvin Corporation sterling silver "Della Robbia" pattern partial flatware service, designed by Peter J. Gordon, 1922, consisting of twelve of each dinner knives, place forks; elev

Five Georg Jensen sterling silver open salts (no. 64) and acanthus pattern spoons. The salts of circular, lobed form on three ball feet, with glass insert, Jensen marks to base, circa1915-1927. Weight

(lot of 3) Reed & Barton sterling silver "Francis I" pattern serving fork and two serving spoons, 12.64 troy oz.

Wallace sterling silver "Grande Baroque" pattern sugar spoon and gravy ladle, both marked "Wallace Sterling." Spoon: 6.25" L; ladle: 6.5" L. Approx. 3.82 ozt. Same pattern found in Lot 64.

Bangle measures 7.25" Long (will fit upto 7.25" wrist) Bangle measure 0.64" Wide in front Sterling silver bamboo wood pattern cuff bangle New Stamped 925 Total weight 9.3 grams

The type intended for Ireland had a seated fifure with a harp on the reverse side and the word HIBERNIA. Denominations struck were halfpenny and farthing with dates 1722, 1723 and 1724. Hibernia coins