6 AMERICAN COIN SILVER FORKS

Continental pierced & repousse silver serving spoon (probably 800) 8 1/4" w. (3.1 oz., 90 g.), 19th century, set of 6 American coin silver luncheon forks by Hogan & Wade, monogrammed 7" w. (8.7 oz., 2

Marked HH Patent 1859 and for the retailer Gieles Bro. & Co. They are coin silver in the "Mask" pattern. Each measures 7-1/4". The total weight of the 6 together is 260 grams.

Six 19th century American coin silver dinner forks marked Kinsey. Length 7-5/8" Total weight of all six 353 grams Shipping: In-House Shipping Offered

A group of 6 pieces of coin silver utensils by various American makers. Includes: William Gale, New York, 'Medallion' spoon and fork dated 1867; C A (Charles Alexander) 300 Burnett, Alexandria, Virgin

A Grouping of (13) American Coin and Sterling Silver Forksincluding a set of (6) forks with mark of "J. Rafel," possibly for the New Orleans silversmith and retailer, Joseph Rafel, active 1850-1862 (7

Thirteen American Coin Silver Medallion Pattern Flatware Articlesto include: fork with twist stem, mark of Albert Coles, New York City, active 1835-1875 (6 1/2 in.); fork with mark of Philo B. Gilbert

Including twelve luncheon forks and four teaspoons by Thomas Whartenby, Philadelphia, 1811-1851, French Thread pattern. Monogrammed. Dimensions: 6.5" L and 5.75" L. 20.75 ozt.

A Group of American Coin Silver Flatware with Grapevine Motif(14) pieces including: a set of (4) forks (6 7/8 in.); (6) teaspoons; a master butter knife; a two-piece knife and fork set by Albert Coles

A Grouping of American Coin Silver Flatware (14) total pieces, including: set of (6) forks with mark of Bingham & Co., attributed to silversmith partnership of Wheelock Peet Bingham and Joseph H. Spra

Set of eight (8) 19th century Peter L. Krider (American Silversmith, Philadelphia 1821-1895) forks measure 6 in. long. Weigh 188 grams. If lot is absent of a condition report one may be requested via

To include three Newell Harding beaded scroll serving spoons and one salad fork. 6.28 ozt. All monogrammed on the underside of the handle. Dimensions:Longest: 8.5" L Provenance:

Lot 60 Ball, Black and Co. American Manufacturer (Founded 1810) Sterling Coin Medallion Forks sterling silver approximate weight 330 grams each marked ”925” with maker's mark length: 6 3/4

32 piece assortment of American and British flatware comprising sterling silver (6 forks and one sugar shell), coin silver (20 spoons), plated silver (tablespoon and mustard spoon), and alloy silver (

American and English. A group of thirty-five spoons and seven forks; largest lg. 6.25 in., total weighable sterling wt. 20.19ozt (628g), total .800 silver wt. 4.67ozt (145.5g), total coin silver wt. 0

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.

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.

Six long-tined forks of coin silver. 8.875 ozt

Five (5) Antique American 19th c. Coin Silver Fiddle Tipt Forks. 3 matching with monograms front and back from J. & I. Cox, NY 1832-1833 and 2 matching with monograms back from Hyde & Goodrich, New Or

This is a set of six napkin rings dating to the 19th century. Rendered in fine American coin silver, these rings feature ornate engraved designs. All but one are monogrammed. The smallest is 7/8"H x 1

Includes 2 spoons made by Emmanuel Holsey, Chambersburg, PA 1823-1839, 5-3/4" long and 5-3/8" long; two spoons made by Henry Biershing, Hagerstown, MD 1790-1843, 5-3/4" long; and Hall & Elton, Geneva,

5 Seymour & Co American coin silver forks. Syracuse, NY C. 1865. Total weight 192 grams. 7-1/4" tall.

Includes spoon made by James Ward 1790-1830, Hartford, CT, 6" long; three spoons made by Julius Hollister 1746-1905, 5-7/8" long; one spoon marked for either Simon Chaudron or Stephen Castan & Co, 5-7

This is an antique lot of American coin silver forks and spoons made by Farrington & Hunnewell of Boston, Massachusetts (Active c1835-1885). Decorated with medallion head finials. Each is monogrammed