(9) COIN SILVER TEASPOONS by JOSEPH MOULTON

(5) Engraved A. Stickney and (4) fiddle backs monogramed "D". 4.9 troy ounces Condition: GoodTemp No 8182

Including: Joseph and William Moulton, Collins, Palmer and Batchelder, M. Osgood scoop, etc.

Including: Ezekiel Burr, Nathaniel Vernon, Geo. Appleton, Joseph Loroing, John Burger?, (6) Robert Brookhouse, Joseph Loring, John Benjamin, William Moulton etc. 6.1 troy ounces

including sterling silver; iced tea spoon, pickle fork; and butter spreader (together 2 ozt); plus 9 coin silver teaspoons [various makers: Geo. Howe, Farrington and Hunnewell, Jones, Ball & Co., H. N

(lot of 64) American silver flatware including coin silver teaspoons by Joseph Seymour, RH Bailey, E&D Kinsey; place knives, dinner forks, iced teaspoons, ladle, serving forks, teaspoons, place spoons

Group of 9 early American 19th c. coin silver teaspoons by various makers including 2 Newell Harding and Co Boston, MA spoons, Farrington Hunnewell & Co Boston teaspoon, Jones, Shreve, Brown & Co. Bos

Nine Butler & McCardy Coin Silver Fiddle Back Teaspoons. 5.5 troy ozs. 6"l. Condition: Good, monogramed.

Collection of Coin and Sterling Silver Flatware and Serving Pieces. 66 pieces total; includes 2 Stowell & Co coin silver tablespoons with 6 matching teaspoons, 9 S.L. Vosburg coin silver teaspoons, 9

This is a fine set of three of estate found antique American coin silver teaspoons crafted by Joseph Loring of Boston. They are each engraved for M.A.. 5 3/4" Length. The set weighs a total of 1.8ozt

Nashville, Tennessee coin silver teaspoon, pointed oval handle marked on back J.T. Ellifton in rectangle (sic; mark used by Joseph Thorp Elliston, 1779-1856, active Nashville, TN 1797-1820). Monogramm

10 Coin Silver Teaspoons. W. Ball, a. DuBois, 2- Moulton, JR, JH, W.C. Forbes, R. Evans, Lamap markings. Longest 6 1/4 inches. 3.7 ounces silver.

Including: (5) English (not marked sterling) and (4) American examples by F. Curtis, William Moulton, M & H etc. 8 1/2 inches (and under). 15.34 troy ounces

LARGE LOT COIN SILVER TEASPOONS APPROX. 36 INCL. JOHN LEROUX NY, NY 1723, 18/19TH C., WEIGHT 16.9 OZ.

Set of Twelve American Coin Silver Teaspoons, Mark of Joel Sayreeach with script "J. Sayre" within a rectangle, bright-cut "A W" monograms to handle. 6 1/8 in. 7.9 total troy oz. Joel Sayre was active

Including: William Moulton (poor), (2) Robert Brookhouse (coffin ended), George Appleton, (2) 18th c by T. Grant, E. Gorham, (2) Tisdale, C. White of Alabama etc. 5.5 troy ounces

16 19th C Coin Silver Teaspoons four by D. Parmely circa 1850, attributed to CT; four by John W Forbes, New York circa 1830; four by Joseph W. Boyde, New York 1816-1820; four by OE Sibley, Canandaigua

Collection of 19 early American coin silver teaspoons including 6 Newell Harding and Co. Boston, 6 "Dollars - R&C 5 or 8", 3 M.F. & C.H.S., and 4 Lewis Kimball Buffalo, NY 9.8 troy oz.

Comprising: pair of American coin silver serving spoons, Isaac Lewis, Connecticut, early 19th century, monogrammed "CH," 9 1/4 in. L. and three American coin silver teaspoons, J. Burritt & Son, Ithica

6 coin silver teaspoons marked H I Sawyer. 5.5" length, 13.9 cm.Minor dents.At the conclusion of the auction, we will send an itemized invoice, along with shipping charges. The cost of shipping will i

including 3 sterling handled utensils, a Webster sterling invalid feeder, an 800 teaspoon, a coin silver teaspoon, a sterling olive fork, a Westmoreland sterling salt spoon in original box, and a test

Item: Coin Silver Teaspoon Maker/Designer: Theophilus Bradbury Origin: Newburyport, MA Date/Period: Ca 1810 Silver Purity: 0.9 Size: 5 3/8 Inches Long Item Weight: 9.6 grams Hallmarks: Theophilus Brad

(Lot of 48) Mostly sterling spoons and small forks, including (9) Bigelow, Kennard & Co demitasse spoons with shell form tips; (8) coin silver teaspoons by Giles Bros; (10) silver gilt cocktail forks,

By Jennings of NY and New Orleans, each 8"l; tgether with five Towle sterling silver 1932 pattern "Craftsman" soup spoons and a coin silver teaspoon, stamped "E.B". Monograms and appx. 9.4 t.o. Proven

Antique early 19th c. American Coin Silver Fiddle Tip Spoons. 4 are serving spoons from Azro B. Folsom of Athol, Massachusetts. 4 are teaspoons from Ezra Whiton of Boston, Massachusetts 1821-1826. The