A LARGE COIN SILVER GOBLET BY MITCHELL & TYLER 1852

Five Antique 19th C Large Coin Silver Spoons. Hallmarked Mitchell & Tyler and HW. Longest measures .925 inches in length. Total weight approximately 9 standard ounces.

Five Pieces of Virginia Sterling and Coin Silver Flatware, including Mitchell & Tylercoin silver pieces to include: a flat handle master butter knife with mark of Charles F. Greenwood & Bros., Norfolk

Rare coin silver pitcher by Mitchell & Tyler (1845-1866) of Richmond V.A. Nice pitcher with Strawberry motif and ornate handle. Stamped on bottom with maker's mark. Measures at 6" x 5 1/2" x 4", 7.3oz

Six American Coin Silver Flatware Pieces, including Mitchell & Tylerincluding a fork with attributed mark of J. W. Forbes, New York City, with retailer mark of Colton & Collins, circa 1825, with engra

including two Kirk Repousse berry spoons, monogram, 7-1/2 in. and 5-1/4 in. bon bon; coin silver spoon, marks for Mitchell & Tyler (Richmond, Virginia, working 1845-1866), 8-3/8 in., 4.57 oz. T. total

Richmond, Va., engraved presentation inscription on front reading, "Mary Ellen Tunstall/from/Her Father/Dec. 25th 1846." Marked on base as above with nice "C" scroll handle. 4" high, total weight 5.00

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

Large American Southern Charleston Coin Silver Julep Cup/Goblet c.1847 by Gregg & Hayden; Charleston, South Carolina. Fully Hallmarked. Similar Piece Is Pictured in the South Carolina Silversmith Book

MITCHELL & TYLER, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA RETAILED COIN SILVER PLACE FORKS, ASSEMBLED SET OF 12, each piece having a thread fiddle handle with pointed shoulders and an engraved "C" initial. E

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

Three Pieces of Virginia and South Carolina Coin Silver Hollowware third quarter 19th century, including a Mitchell & Tyler, Richmond, Virginia mug, tapering cylindrical form with repousse rococo cart

Mitchell & Tyler, Richmond, Va. (1845-1866). 9.81oz. Engraved: H.C.H. Chamberlain July 27, 1856. Small dent at top of cup handle, see photo. 3.75h x 3.25d inches 5w inches including handle.

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

American coin silver goblet. Repousse floral and foliate decoration framing a dedication to the front "Edith from Grandmother 1852," later dedication to the back "Edith Holley Church 1886." Silver app

to include one by "Mitchell & Tyler" monogramed with "R" and three by William Mitchell Jr. monogramed with "RB," both from Richmond VA, all marked. 5.5 in.

A pair of large goblets with gold washed interiors. Each features a circular foot decorated with an egg and dart molding below a tapered shaft and a bowl with engraved classical figures , all below a

John Sayre, New York (American,1771-1852) active 1796-1818, coin silver large teapot with wood handle, monogrammed on both sides, maker's mark: "I.Sayre," circa 1800. 12.5" H x 14.5" W (over spout to

Richmond, mid 19th century, urn form with scroll and floral repousse decoration, monogram, marks for Mitchell and Tyler (Richmond, Virginia, working 1845-1866), 3.96 oz. T., 4-1/4 in. Provenance: Bru

by Mitchell and Tyler of Richmond (active 1845-1866), period bright cut engraved EE monogram. 5 1/8 in. .75 troy oz.

LOT (66) INCLUDING (3) U.S. HALF CENT COINS (1809, 1833, 1850); (8) LARGE CENTS, 1730- 1852; (9) TWO CENT COINS, 1864-1871; (6) 3 CENT SILVER COINS 1852-1862; (15) 3 CENT NICKEL COINS, 1865-1888; (3)

Comprising: US Braided Hair large cent coins, 1851, 1852; US Shield two cent coin, 1864; US Morgan silver dollars, 1890-O, 1896-O, 1921, 1921-S, 1921-D; Peace silver dollars, 1922, 1923 (2), 1923-S, 1

Boston, MA 800 Coin Silver Spoons John H Tyler (6): Circa 1840 before Tyler partnered with Samuel Mitchell in Richmond, VA. Tipped forward Fiddleback handles. Monogrammed GJA. Total weight: 118.5 gram

Fifteen pieces Virginia coin silver. Includes: 8 teaspoons and 1 dessert spoon with fiddle pattern handles marked W. Mitchell Jr. in banner (William Mitchell Jr., Richmond, b. 1795 - d. 1852); 6 Olive

including an 1848 large penny, 2-2 cent coins include 1864 & 1865, 2-silver 3 cent coins include 1852 & 1853, 6-3 cent nickel coins include (2)1865, (3)1867 & 1872, 5-half dimes include (3)1853 & (2)