A Group of American Silver Spoons.

Comprising 7 tablespoons, and 3 teaspoons, with monograms, total weight approx. 13 T.O. Longest 9-1/2"l

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

Mid 19th century. Makers include Palmer & Bocheldor, S. Herrington, A. Langford, and others. Also includes two "sterling" spoons. Approx. 6.4 ozt.

A group of American sterling silver spoons. Comprised of 8 grapefruit / berry spoons by Durgin in the 1897 Madame Royale pattern with gold wash bowls (monogram S on handles) 4-1/8" long. Together with

Group of 10 American silver spoons, comprising a table spoon and a pair of spoons, marked: "R.H Baily," three monogrammed teaspoons set, marked: "OD & Tobey," a sugar shell, inscribed: "Nellie," and m

Including a set of three tablespoons with bright - cut engraving, maker’s mark IP, c.1800, one with worn bowl; a pair of Fiddle pattern tablespoons of medium weight, Theophilus Bradbury, Newbury

Group of American and English Silver Spoons Variously marked. Comprising: Ten serving spoons Five tablespoons Six ladles in various sizes Together with: A silver plate ladle A set of five dessert spo

Group of American and Continental Silver Spoons 19th/20th Century Including part sets of tablespoons, dessert spoons and teaspoons. Approximately one hundred twenty pieces. Total 100 ounces. •

A Group of Four American Coin Silver Spoons Marks to longest: F&G 9 inches (22.9 cm) (longest) 236 grams The table spoons, each with monogram. &NewLin

LARGE GROUP OF MOSTLY AMERICAN SILVER & COIN SILVER SPOONS, 31 PIECES:Makers include: GA Burr & Co, Henderson Inches Sawyer (1813-1858) for LP Coe, Reed, Slader & Co., Jas. P. Steele, Henderson Inches

GROUP OF AMERICAN & EUROPEAN COIN SILVER FIDDLE-HANDLE SPOONS, LATE 18TH-20TH C., 37 PIECES:Makers include: B. Leavenworth, Charles Farquharson, Everard Benjamin, George Ferris, Henry Harper, Ira Stro

GROUP OF MOSTLY AMERICAN COIN SILVER SPOONS, 43 PIECES:Comprised: (40) tea and table spoons, (2) serving spoons, and (1) demitasse spoon. Makers include: Bradbury Melon Bailey, Hall & Elton, Henderson

GROUP OF MOSTLY AMERICAN COIN SILVER SPOONS, 44 PIECES:Comprised of: (39) tea and table spoons, (4) serving spoons, and (1) nut pick. 22.49 troy ounces total.

GROUP OF MOSTLY AMERICAN COIN SILVER SPOONS, 40 PIECES:Comprising: (39) tea and table spoons, and (1) serving spoon. Makers include: Charles Plouette of Detroit, D. Gills Leonard, E.F. Hirst, Frederic

Group of (42) American Coin Silver Spoons, 18th & 19th c., assorted makers, most monogrammed, 14.83 ozt tw. Some bends and dents.

Group of 22, American silver souvenir spoons, some gilt washed, with design of various national parks, landmarks, and similar, including: Yosemite, Yellowstone, and the Adirondack; as well as several

Group of American Sterling Silver Souvenir Spoons and Novelty Flatware, various makers and themes, incl. Tiffany 1893 Columbian Exposition spoon with Christopher Columbus and globe, Wendell Mfg. Colum

A Group of Four American Silver Serving Spoons Gorham Mfg. Co., Providence, RI Chantilly pattern with an engraved monogram 'M' on handle. 8 ozt 3 dwts Length 8 3/8 inches.

A Group of Five American Coin Silver Spoons, early 19th century Marks: E GIFFORD 8-1/2 inches (21.6 cm) 160 grams The group of spoons, with inscribed to four exa

A Group of Five American Coin Silver Table Spoons Marks to longest: J GARDNER 8 inches (20.3 cm) (longest) 226 grams The table spoons, each with monogram.

Group of 9 early American coin silver spoons, descended through early Rhode Island families, including: 2 engraved tablespoons, marked 'Pitman'. 2 fiddleback teaspoons, marked 'N. Matson Pure Coin'. 2

A Group of Six American Coin Silver Table Spoons Marks to longest: EOFF & HOWELL 10-3/4 inches (27.3 cm) (longest) 322 grams The table spoons, each with

A Group of Four American Coin Silver Place Spoons Marks to longest: SW 9 inches (22.9 cm) (longest) 210 grams The place spoons, each with monogram. &NewLi

115 grams total weight. Six pieces marked HI, possibly for John Hutton of New York, who was born about 1684 and lived to be 109, dying in 1792. Plus pieces with other marks including Ezra Whiton, Bost