(2) Coin silver master salts, New York,

American Coin Silver Footed Oval Bowl and Master Saltthe bowl mark of William Gale & Son, New York City, active 1850-1866, with rope form rim and chased floral design, without monogram (4 1/4 x 6 3/8

Pair of Antique American coin silver salt cellars, marked BB and Co, E and S, New York, interiors with a gold wash, 2.25 inches, 7 troy ounces. Provenance: Collection of Dr. and Mrs. Howard Tanning, P

Pair master salt bowls, 925 silver by Ball & Black, New York, with rams heads, 4.5" by 2.5", height is 2.25", 8 troy, with spoons, one slightly bent edge, monogrammed.

Tiffany & Co., Grecian flatware articles, New York, NY, sterling silver, stamped marks, (9) tablespoons, (9) teaspoons, (7) forks, (2) fish knives and (2) master salt spoons, tablespoons: 8.5"l

Mexican Sterling Salad Set, 10.5 inches, stamped, 6 Norwegian silver forks @ 6.5 inches coin silver spoon, stamped Savage, 2 coin silver master salt spoons, 2 silver plate spoons, sterling Repousse wa

William Forbes, (2) coin silver pitchers, c. 1875, New York, each of baluster form with shaped handle topped with a satyr mask, touch mark to underside, retailed by Ball, Tompkins & Black, New York, N

Pair of Wood & Hughes Coin Silver Salt Cellars third quarter 19th century, New York, New York, circular trencher form, each with a pair of Egyptian masque medallion-mounted squared arch handles, with

2 large silver serving spoons. 1) Georgian. London 1818. Stuffing spoon 12in length. 2) American coin silver spoon. Dennis M. Fitch. Troy, New York. Dimples and creases in bowl. 13.25in length. 7.1 oz

A pair of Néo-Grec sterling silver master salts and a set of twelve silver salt cellars with lily pad feet Tiffany & Co., New York, NY, 1875-1891, and other The pair of master salts with balled fee

Group of three coin silver and early sterling items. 1st item: Wood & Hughes (Working New York, 1845-1899), silver ladle, marked sterling, 13" L. 9.97 oz troy. 2nd item: Schohay & Ludwig, Philadelphia

Pair of Gorham Coin Silver Master Salts in the Neoclassical Taste, c. 1855-1860, shell and anthemion rim, ram's head and hoof feet, retain traces of gilt wash to interiors, h. 1 5/8 in., dia. 2 3/4 in

Second half 19th century. New York. Each salt cellar with a gold wash on the interior of the bowl, raised on three stylized ram's head legs, the rim with a Greek key pattern design. Hallmarked at the

Oval, gold interiors, pedestal bases, monogram "B", unmarked, tested and guaranteed, 170 grams. 2 1/2" X 4", 2" tall, circa 1840.

3 1/2 inches. 5.1 troy ounces

American coin silver master salt bowl, boat form with Classical profile medallion decorated openwork handles embellished with palmettes, by Robert and William Wilson, Philadelphia, mid 19th C. 2.25"h

1 Paw Footed Coin Silver Gorham Master Salt monogrammed 2 1/4'. International Silver Sterling Master Salt/Nut Bowl 2 1/2". 7 Salt Shakers 1 1/4". 2 Salt Shakers 1 1/2". 2 Salt Shakers 2 1/4". 1 Weight

18th C. One with scallop shell nips, 4-1/2"l. Together with a silver-plated slotted spoon, a sterling luncheon fork, sterling S. Kirk salt spoon, a coin silver master salt "crew", four sterling teaspo

Pair of Gorham Coin Silver Open Salt Cellars 1860s Each oval with bird-form handles. Length 4 1/4 inches, total approximately 4 ounces. C

Group of (3) 19th century American coin silver cups including (2) beakers with molded lip, monogrammed to body, "LGS" and stamped to underside, "Marquand & Co. New York" (mark used 1834-1839). 3.125"H

Pair of Kirk Coin Silver Repousse Master Salt Cellars, c. 1828-1846, floral and phoenix bird repousse, mandarin mask feet, gilt interior, h. 2 1/4 in., dia. 3 1/2 in., wt. 8.95 troy ozs.

Collection of (24) Assorted Serving Pieces, including: Coin silver punch ladle by Albert Coles (New York, NY, 1835-77), fluted bowl, 'S' monogram, 12 1/2" long; Coin silver punch ladle by Farrington &

TWO DOMINICK & HAFF STERLING SILVER OPEN SALTSNew York, 1878Both cylindrical, with three feet. Repousse floral design. Diameters 2.25”.Approx. 2.8 troy oz. Provenance:Property of a direct descendant

Seven Gorham Sterling Individual nut bowls, manufacture mark to underside, sterling, #A4775 and two ornate Theodore B Starr master salts, sterling, New York, # 224. Size 3.25w x 2.25d x 1.25h. Weight

A Nicholas Bogert Coin Silver Tea Pot, New York, circa 1810Marks: N BOGERT9-3/4 x 1