An American Coin Silver Gravy Boat, Mark of Francis W. Cooper

An American Coin Silver Gravy Boat, Mark of Francis W. CooperNew York, with a scrolled foliate handle and baluster form foot, "A.C.C." monogram to one side. 5 1/4 x 8 x 3 5/8 in. 8.85 troy oz. Francis

Monogrammed, Greek key borders, floral design handle, with makers mark, F.W. Cooper & Co. (Francis W. Cooper, New York, C 1841). Together with silver porringer, with engraved inscription, total weight

FRANCIS W. COOPER, NEW YORK CITY, COIN SILVER TEAPOT A F.W. COOPER COIN SILVER TEAPOT F. W. Cooper, New York, New York, circa 1865 Marks: F.W. COOPER, AMITY ST., NY 11 1/8 inches high 21.3 troy ounc

FRANCIS W. COOPER, NEW YORK CITY, COIN SILVER TEAPOT A F.W. COOPER COIN SILVER TEAPOT F. W. Cooper, New York, New York, circa 1865 Marks: F.W. COOPER, AMITY ST., NY 11 1/8 inches high 21.3 troy ounc

19th/20th Century Each marked for sterling, with various maker's marks Comprising a Chinese export cocktail shaker (10" H x 3.5" Dia.), an American gravy boat (4.375" H x 8.75" W x 4.375" D) with di

Shell footed, gadroon border, very small hallmark, tested and guaranteed, 401 grams, 8 1/2" long, 5" to handle top, no monogram.

A Group of Twelve American Coin Silver Teaspoons Marks to longest: W.SIMES 6 inches (15.2 cm) (longest) 172 grams The table spoons, monogram to nine examp

A Pair of American Coin Silver Tongs, early 19th century Marks: W·R 7-1/8 inches (18.1 cm) 1.28 troy ounces Property from the Eric P. Newman Numismatic Education Society HID03101062020 © 2

late 19th century, 6 5/8 in. H. over handle, 12.35 ozt.

15.90 ozt.

One of thistle-form chased with a floral wreath marked Charters, Cann & Dunn, New York, 1850s, height 4 1/2 inches; the other with part faceted body marked Francis W. Cooper, New York, 1850s, heig

A Fine Sterling Silver Gravy Boat w/Underplate, Grogan CompanyAmerican, early 20th century, a finely chased Rococo style sterling silver gravy boat and underplate by Grogan Company, Pittsburgh PA. Tra

Maryland, mid 19th century, man hunting with dog, floral and bird repousse decoration, twig handle, heraldic device, marks for A. E. WARNER (Andrew Ellicott Warner, Baltimore, Maryland, working 1805-

A Group of Nine American Coin Silver Sugar Spoons Marks to longest: J.W. CORTELYOU 4-3/4 inches (12.1 cm) (longest) 66 grams The group of sugar spoon

Five American Coin Silver Serversto include: a fish slice with mark of W. Adams, pierced blade with engraved fish and scrolling foliate motifs (12 1/8 in.); the second a pie server with mark of Alvah

Marked for the Philadelphia silversmith Phillip Garrett, circa 1810. Dimensions: Measures 5" L x 3" W x 1.25" H, the approximate weight is 2 troy ounces. Provenance: From a Philadelphia estate.

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

American sterling silver gravy boat, Poole, in the "Georgian" pattern, shaped number 234, scrolled handle, raised on three legs with shell joins, ending in scroll feet, approx 4.75"h, 6 7/8"l, 4"w, 8.

A set of eleven American coin silver grapefruit spoons, by John Wesley Forbes, New York. The handles with maker's mark, I. W. F. Fiddle shell motif on handle tip. Monogrammed name on the back "Chew".

A Collection of (24) American Coin Silver Spoonsincluding a set of (6) teaspoons with mark of R. & W. Wilson of Philadelphia, in the King's pattern, "M" monogram (5 5/8 in.); (1) King's pattern spoon

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

Two Sterling Silver Gravy Boats & Trays Gorham & Frank Whiting - Each Frank M. Whiting piece is monogrammed with conjoined Art Nouveau lettering. Each piece is stamped with W initial mark, sterling st

American, mid 19th century, including eight hollow handle fruit knives, marks for R. & W. Wilson (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, working 1825-1846), 7-1/2 in.; three spoons, marked "Cunningham" (possibly

Including American Coin Silver with makers mark, G. Boyce, NY (Geradus Boyce, NY C.1814-1854), one stamped W&H, one unmarked with monogram and name, and English Georgian Silver, hallmarked T&H, date l