Albert Cole & Co. Coin Silver & Gilt Gravy Ladle

A Thirteen-Piece Albert Coles & Co.& Medallion& Pattern Partial Gilt Coin Sil

Albert Coles Coin Silver Ladle "Medallion" Pattern: Lovely Albert Coles of NYC 1862 coin silver ladle. Measures 10.5 inches long with a scalloped bowl. Medallion pattern with centurion head. Monogramm

Albert Coles (New York, active 1835-1875), Coin Silver Serving Ladle, 13 inches, weighs 215 grams.

Albert Coles and Co. (American, active 1835-1875) coin silver, circa 1850. An unusual handled basket with folding handle and featuring an alternating pattern. It is marked A.C. and Co. on bottom. Dime

fancy ladle style with gold washed scalloped pierced bowl, circa 1850, no monogram, 7", 59 grams.

6 Rare 1851 Coin Silver Pastry Forks in the "Palace" Pattern by Albert Coles & Co., New York. Monogrammed. 6.25" Approximate Silver Weight 236 grams.

American ladle. Small coin silver ladle for sauce or mustard, Jenny Lind pattern by Albert Coles 5.5"L .77toz.

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 &

A Grouping of American Medallion Pattern Silver Servers(13) pieces, including (3) coin silver gravy ladles with shell form bowls, marks of Andrew Comstock Benedict, E. Jaccard & Co., and one without m

Two New York Coin Silver Soup Ladlesto include: Albert Coles Kenilworth soup ladle with shaped bowl, script monogram and 1904 date to handle (13 1/2 in.); the second with mark of Ball, Tompkins and Bl

Three silver serving items, Comstock pattern, comprising a gilt washed monogrammed gravy ladle, a monogrammed master butter knife and a monogrammed mustard spoon by William Vanderslice & Co, active 1

An American Coin Silver Medallion Pattern Sauce Ladle by Albert Colesmark of Albert Coles of New York, New York City, active 1835-1877, period monogram to underside of handle, faint gold wash to bowl.

Four gilt wash coin silver serving pieces comprising a small gravy ladle, a monogrammed perforated ladle, a monogrammed sugar spoon and a monogrammed pie server. Medallion pattern. Marks: COIN Weight:

Forks by T. Steele and Co., spoons by Albert Coles. 7 1/4 inches (and under) 18.33 troy ounces.

The smallest marked JULIAN A. FOGG & CO., (Salem, Mass.,) one marked J. STOCKMAN, PHILAD., the third with marks of Albert Coles, New York. Total weight, 2.02 ozt. Largest spoon, approx. 7" L.

Two Coin Silver Flatware Itemsthe first a knife with mark of Albert Coles (active 1835-1875), New York , no monogram (8 in.); the second a tomato server by J. E. Caldwell & Co., Philadelphia, with cha

(lot of 6) Sterling group: (5) Wallace parcel gilt sterling silver iced tea spoons, 8"l; (1) Albert Coles, NY, fiddleback spoon, 6"l; 7.58ozt Start Price: $50.00

William B. Durgin Co., retailed by Hugo Beil of Boston Bug sauce or gravy ladle insect and snake motif Concord, New Hampshire & Providence, Rhode Island, circa 1885 sterling silver parcel-gilt stamped

Includes tea infuser marked Williams, 5-3/8" long; monogrammed teaspoon marked R.&W. Wilson Philada, 5-5/8" long; and Paye & Baker Mfg. Co. solid fat and lean gravy ladle with silver plate bowl and wo

Tiffany & Co Sterling Group. Including a Gravy Boat, a Cup, and a Ladle Together with A Coin Silver Cup by Baldwin & Jones, and a Gorham Creamer and Sugar. {Total silver weight 17.9 troy oz}

American, mid 19th century, twist stem, engraved decoration on handle, gilt bowl, marks for Duhme & Co. (Cincinnati, Ohio, working 1844-1910), monogram, 8.86 oz. T., 12-1/2 in.,. Provenance: Private C

A Pair Medallion Coin Silver Serving Ladlesmark of N. Harding & Co., Haverhill, Massachusetts, active 1851-1889, vine and berry motif to drop, gilt wash to bowl, both with matching script monograms to

Tongs are 6 1/4" and marked Rogers & Cole. There is a 6" sugar spoon marked Gorham Co., 2 other sugar spoons marked Seymour & Lindsey and the other marked C.M. Ruffman. (2) 6" Ladles, one marked N Har

Kentucky coin silver gravy ladle with scarce Harrodsburg mark for William M. Sharrard, working Harrodsburg c. 1859, and Henderson, Louisville, and Princeton 1855-1879+. Fiddle swell pattern with tipt