1630 Boston Tercentenary Coin

$5 National Bank Note. National Rockland Bank of Roxbury, Boston, MA. Ch. 615. Fr. 590. PCGS-C Very Good 10. One of the first towns founded in 1630 by the Massachusetts Bay Colony, Roxbury then became

Newell Harding (American / Boston 1796-1862), circa 1851, three piece coin silver presentation ewer and two goblets with repoussed and chased floral and foliate decoration. Each having a Rococo style

American (Boston, Massachusetts), ca 1830-1860. A forty-six piece coin silver flatware set by Newell Harding & Co. consisting of eleven knives, ten teaspoons, twelve forks, ten tablespoons, two sugar

Haddock, Lincoln & Foss, having swing handle with opposing lifting lids revealing divided compartment. Floral engraved with "G.L." monogram. 4 x 6 x 4 inches, 16.6ozt.

DESCRIPTION: Four coin silver serving spoons, each monogrammed to top of handle and marked to back "J. Trott". Jonathan Trott Sr. was active in Boston from the 1750's until the early 1800's. MEASUREME

1. Coin silver creamer by Jones, Lows & Ball, Boston (active 1835-1841), scrolled handle and decorated collar, monogram to front, round pedestal base; underside marked "Jones, Lows & Ball / Boston / P

(2) COIN SILVER CHILDREN'S MUGS both marked Pure Silver Coin; the first, maker Lincoln & Foss, ins

Lincoln & Foss. Boston. Coin Silver round lobed design butter dish with leaf design and scroll feet. Pheasant finial. No liner. 5-1/4" wide. 5-3/4" high. 11.3 ozt.

Circa 1825-1835 American coin silver pot by John Belknap Jones of Boston. Unmarked. Height 9" Total weight 1025 grams

Boston coin silver cup. All over stipple ground grape vine repousse decoration. Leaf form handle. 1863 inscription. Marked Bigelow Bros Kennard and V. I. & B on base. Good condition. 4.5in height. 6.2

Bigelow Bros. & Kennard. Boston. Coin Silver classical leaf design butter dish. Liner. 5-1/4" diameter. 5-1/2" high. 15.3 ozt.

A mid 19th century American Coin Silver mug, Boston. Beaded rims and scroll handle, engraved "M. L. Richards" at the front. Stamped "Fessenden, Boston, Pure Silver Coin" underneath. Minor wear. 7 3/8"

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

Coin silver pitcher by Lows, Ball & Company, Boston (active c. 1840), scrolled handle and round pedestal base, rim with decorated edge, collar and rim of foot with leaf banding, later monogram to fron

Massachusetts, early 19th century, round with gadroon border and stepped base, monogram "1859. M 1884.", John Belknap Jones, (Boston, Massachusetts, working 1813-1834), 14.89 oz. T., 4 x 7 in. Provena

Weight: 135 grams. "Presented to A.S. Jones By Members of Trimont Lodge No. 15 IOOF"

Wm. Ellery coin silver pocket watch. Boston, Mass. Serial no. 127060. Key wind. Working. No key included. Dimensions: 2 1/4" face diameter.

The Vendex Co. Of Boston Coin Operated Gum Vendor. Glass globe. This item requires third party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Dimensions: 12.5 x 6 x 6

Jones Ball & Poor, Boston, Coin Silver Pitcher & Sterling Footed Dish. Pitcher 10.3 ozt. Dish, 4 ozt. Max Ht. 7 1/4"; Dish W 6".

Lincoln & Reed Boston coin silver mug, monogrammed Susan Antoinette Murdock . 4" tall to the top of the handle. Slight denting to the handle, condition consistent with age. 7.6 troy oz.

To include three 1820-1822 cream or sauce ladles by Jacob G.L. Libby, Newell Harding & Wolcott & Griston, an O. Pierce 1824 spoon, a Harris & Stanwood 1839 spoon, and E. Whiton preserve spoon ca. 1835

Five spoons by Farrington & Hunnewell, 1825, and five spoons by Low, Ball & Co., 1842. 4.17 ozt. Monogrammed. Dimensions:5.25" L Provenance:

Ca. 1830-1860, to include a bright cut silver shell with twist handle ladle, a bright cut beef or sardine fork, and a uniquely designed fork and sugar spoon. Total weight: 5.48 ozt. Three monogrammed.

Collection of Boston Coin Silver Teaspoonsincludes (4) with mark of Pear & Brother (circa mid 19th century), "N" monogram to verso; and (3) with mark of Abraham Hews Jr. (circa 1823-1850), script mono