Radcliffe & Guignard Forks and Other Coin Silver

Columbia, mid 19th century, round with bead border, scroll handle, inscribed " inscription "M. L. Douglas/from her Brother/J. L. Douglas", marks for Radcliffe and Gugnard (Columbia, South Carolina, wo

12 Hyde & Goodrich branded forks made of coin silver. Pre Civil War and monogrammed. Fiddle Thread Pattern. (New Orleans 1828-1861) All are in good antique condition. Signs of wear and use are com

MITCHELL & TYLER, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA MADE / RETAILED STERLING FORKS AND COIN SILVER SERVING UTENSILS, LOT OF EIGHT, each piece having a thread fiddle handle with pointed shoulders, comprising a se

Six long-tined forks of coin silver. 8.875 ozt

Lot 97 South Carolina Coin Silver, Thomas W. Radcliffe, Columbia, Coin Silver Teaspoon, J.E. Spear, Charleston, Coin Silver Teaspoon, Veal & Glaze Columbia Coin Silver Mustard Spoon and Ladle Thomas

Samuel Kirk and Son Company, marks used 1846-1861, set of eleven coin silver "Repousse" (patterned active 1830-1865) forks, all appropriately marked. Approx. of one, h. l. 7.5""; total approx. weight

South Carolina, mid 19th century, including fiddle thread handles, monogram on back of handle, marks for Hayden, Bro. & Co. (Charleston, South Carolina, working 1852-1855), 7-3/4 in.; two serving spoo

South Carolina, mid 19th century, upturned tipt front fiddle handle, no monograms, marks for S. & T.T. Wilmot (Charleston, South Carolina, working 1833-1840), 18.69 oz. T., 7-7/8 in. Provenance: Prope

Set of twelve (12) Kentucky coin silver forks marked POINDEXTER, incuse, for William P. Poindexter, active Lexington, 1818-1859. All of Classical design with pointed ends monogrammed "Nettie" within g

8 coin silver forks in Medallion Pattern, circa 1870. Hand chased warrior design to the finial. A 3 letter monogram to the verso of the finials of 6 of the 8 forks. Weight: 11.77 ozt Measures: 7.5 inc

Set of twelve (12) coin silver forks marked for retailer George Sharp Junior, (working Danville, Kentucky 1857-late 1860), in a classical olive pattern variant pattern. 8" L. 23.535 total troy ounces.

Rare 10 coin silver forks (8.25"L each), 3 coin silver lunch forks (6.75"L each) by William Tenney, c1850, total wt. 1077gm, provenance: estate of Baroness Margaret Von Soosten

Group of 17 coin silver forks from various states, including Alabama, mid 19th century. Includes 4 fiddle handled forks with incuse marks S F HOBBS for Samuel F. Hobbs, working Selma, Alabama circa 18

and S.D. Brower & Son, 6 3/4", most are monogrammed, 725 grams.

Set of Antique JE Spear American Coin Silver Forks. 19th century from Charleston. Hallmarked. Each measures 7.75 inches. Total weight approximately 25 standard ounces.

SALSBURY & CO. COIN SILVER FORKS & SPOONS C. 1840 NEW YORK CITY, 16 PCS. APPROX. 31.5 TROY OZ.

Six (6) Coin Silver Forks in the Kings Pattern. Boston, Bailey Chapman Co. c 1858. Backs Monogrammed. Each 7 3/4". Approximate silver weight 465 grams. PROVENANCE: A Private Charleston SC Estate

DESCRIPTION: Eleven piece assembled set of coin silver forks. Includes: Five 8" long Mitchell and Tyler dinner forks (Richmond, Virginia circa 1845-1866). Marked with name and psuedo-hallmarks on reve

Forks by T. Steele and Co., spoons by Albert Coles. 7 1/4 inches (and under) 18.33 troy ounces.

Six American Coin Silver Forks, retailed by Mitchell and Tyler each with maker's mark of Gale & Hayden, New York City (active 1845-1850), each with retailer mark of Mitchell and Tyler of Richmond, Vir

Circa 1840, by Hall and Hewson, fiddle thread pattern. Dimensions: Each is 8 1/4" long, the total approximate weight is 13 troy ounces.

All fiddle thread pattern, marks for J and A Gardiner, Theodore Evans, and C.D. Sullivan and Co. Dimensions: Each is 6 3/4" long. The total approximate weight is 11.2 troy ounces.

Mid 19th century, by H.P. Horton working in Savannah. The group includes four dinner forks and three tea spoons. The spoons are marked ÒN CookÓ at the handle. 10.4 oz standard

Five Antique American Coin Silver Etched Forks from S, Kirk & Son Baltimore. Monogrammed. Weight approximately 200 grams. PROVENANCE: A Charleston SC Private Estate.