American Coin Silver Table Spoons, Etc.

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

The collection by various makers, circa early 20th century, is offered as shown. Measure from 7.375 to 9 inches, total weight 35.88 ozt. Without proof of exemption, be aware that internet sales tax ap

A Group of Five American Coin Silver Table Spoons Marks to longest: J GARDNER 8 inches (20.3 cm) (longest) 226 grams The table spoons, each with monogram.

A Pair of American Coin Silver Table Spoons, second half of 18th century Marks to each: OP 7-3/4 inches (19.7 cm) (each) 3.01 troy ounces Property from the Eric P. Newman Numismatic Education Society

A Group of Six American Coin Silver Table Spoons Marks to longest: EOFF & HOWELL 10-3/4 inches (27.3 cm) (longest) 322 grams The table spoons, each with

DESCRIPTION: Seven American coin silver table spoons. Philadelphia, 19th century. Includes four 9" spoons marked "Bailey & Co." with pseudo stamp marks and three 9-3/8" spoons marked "E. Lownes". Mono

A Group of Four American Coin Silver Table Spoons Marks to one example: BROWNE & SEAL 7-1/2 inches (19.1 cm) (longest) 138 grams The table spoons, each w

A coffin ended tablespoon by Ebenezer Moulton Boston Circa 1795. Together with a picture back table spoon by Jesse Zane. Wilmington, Delaware. Circa 1795. The Zane spoon is a particularly fine example

SET OF SIX LATE 18TH-EARLY 19TH CENTURY AMERICAN COIN SILVER TABLESPOONS. Made by A. Carlile, (Abraham Carlile, Philadelphia), Oval terminals with bright-cut monograms - Wt: 10 troy oz.

Two American Coin Silver Tablespoons D.C. Jaccard & Co., St. Louis, MO, Late 19th Century of fiddle-form. each marked Length 8 1/4 inches. Estimate $50-70 Extensive surface scratches consistent with u

A Group of Seven American Coin Silver Table Spoons, late 18th-early 19th century Marks to largest: MM 8-5/8 inches (21.9 cm) (largest) 360 grams The group of

5 early silver spoons consisting of American coin silver ladle signed Bechtel, German silver table spoon signed Petschler, American coin silver table spoon, Philadelphia coin silver table spoon signed

4 - AMERICAN COIN SILVER TABLE SPOONS - 5.8 OZT - (3) J. GORHAM AND SON - OTHER E. SHAW Dimensions: 8 1/2"

2 - AMERICAN COIN SILVER TABLE SPOONS - JOHN MUNRO - CHARLESTON 1785-1809 - 3.8 OZT Dimensions: 8 1/2"

A group of eleven American coin silver tablespoons. Comprised of a set of 5 tablespoons marked TS for Thomas Shields, Philadelphia, 8.75" long. Together with a set of 6 tablespoons, marked W.M, possib

Set of (6) 18th century American coin silver tablespoons, Gordon Tracy, Norwich, Connecticut, late 1700s, handles having bright-cut cartouches enclosing monograms, marked ''G. Tracy''. Minor wear. 8-1

20 pieces total, including a pair of unmarked American coin silver tablespoons, a small Native American spoon, sterling flatware by International, and Whiting and six serving pieces that feature loade

14 19th c. early American coin silver tablespoons, some by Vermont makers including 2 pair (plus one)by B.M. Bailey Rutland, VT, pair by A.G. Stone Montpelier, VT, Roswell H. Bailey Woodstock, VT, Den

13 19th c. early American coin silver tablespoons, some by Vermont makers including pair by Ira S. Town Montpelier, VT, Phinney and Mead Montpelier, VT, A. Pangborn Burlington, VT, 2 Butler Bement Pit

(lot of 21) American coin silver tablespoons and teaspoons by Edward & David Kinsey, N. Matson, and Joseph Seymour; together with 19th century silver plate tablespoons, teaspoons, and ladle, 8.36 troy

This lot includes five (5) antique American coin silver spoons; impressed makers mark BURGER on back. Fronts are engraved with "RL" monogram oval. Also includes J. Loring marked spoon with engraved in

AMERICAN COIN .900 SILVER TABLESPOONS Late 19th and early 20th century American coin .900 silver tablespoons. Makers include: B.E. Morse Williams C.T. Hockridge</

Six early 19th century American coin silver serving / table spoons. Comprised of three spoons by John Owen Jr, Philadelphia, active c.1804-1840. Two spoons by J.B. McFadden, Pittsburg, active c.1840,

American coin silver fiddleback tablespoons, including a set of (3) by Robert and Andrew Campbell, circa mid 19th C, and a set of (5) by George Washington Riggs, circa early 19th C. Monogrammed/engrav