Charleston coin silver fish server,

Circa 1845, by Traugott Leinbach (1821-1860) Salem, North Carolina . Profusely chased knife in the form of a NeoClassical Dolphin. The handle having handsomely decorated details and marked on verso wi

Early 19th century Samuel Kirk coin silver fish server. Measures 11.75" long, weighs 4.7 OZT. Marked S. K & Son 11 OZ.

Baltimore, 19th century, 11 silver mark for 91.7 standard; with finely chased and bright-cut foliate decoration throughout, the server including a fish medallion with palmette border, monogrammed, 9 7

NEW YORK CITY ATTRIBUTED COIN SILVER FISH SERVER, large pierced scimitar blade decorated with engraved designs including a fish, variant Queen's handle with pointed shoulders and engraved "MW" initial

NEW YORK CITY COIN SILVER FISH SERVER, large pierced scimitar blade on a fiddle thread handle with pointed shoulders, marked to back of handle "Z. Bostwick" for Zalmon Stone Bostwick, New York, NY (ac

An antique English coin silver fiddle-back fish server with reticulated cod center, Greek key border, and handle with engraved monogram "J.A.M." Hallmarked W.E. over W.F. in block form, for London sil

James Watts American coin silver fish server, circa 1860's, Oval Shield pattern, engraved monogram initials on handle, 11 1/2" (length), 3.375 ozt.

American Coin Silver Fish Server, (3.6 T.O). 11 1/2" L

Coin Silver Fish Servers Items Including Fork and Knife. Condition: Generally Good Condition. Dimensions: Fork-10.25" Knife- 12.75". Weight: 6.910 ozt / 214.8 g. Provenance: From a Queens, NY Home. Pl

ASSORTED COIN AND STERLING SILVER SERVING UTENSILS, LOT OF THREE, comprising a coin silver fish server with a black thermoplastic handle by John & James Cox of New York City, NY and a pair of English

Two (2) Silver Serving Pieces. Includes an early to mid 19th C American coin silver pierced fish server signed "J Ewan" in serrated rectangle, and pseudo English crowned leopards head and lion passant

Coin silver pie server, Medallion pattern with engraved face together with a coin silver, Medallion pattern, fish slice. Fish slice features an engraved scene of a young boy fishing, sail boat in the

Large 19th c Sterling Silver Fish Server in the Kings Pattern. Measures 11 long and 2.25 wide. Weight is 130 grams. Marked sterling, no makers mark, however this Kings pattern is the same as that of T

American, mid 19th century, including fish server with shell handle; ladle with oval handle; bread/toast tongs with fiddle and thread arms; two sugar tongs; two sugar spoon with shell bowls; ladle wit

Coin silver monogrammed gilt washed fish service, Faralone pattern, by Schulz & Fischer, active 1863-1900, San Francisco. Marks: COIN / SCHULZ & FISCHER Dimensions: 13"l (server) Weight: 6 ozt

Three American Coin Silver Serversall with similar engraved floral and scrolling foliate motifs to blades, including pie server and fish server with mark of Henry David, New York City, active 1842-186

Six American Coin Silver Twist Handle Servers, including S. Kirk & Sonincluding a fish server, mark of Lewis Ladomus & Co., Philadelphia, active 1845-1878, the blade with scenic harbor design to centr

Antique hallmarked AC sterling silver or coin silver fish served. Etched scroll motif and monogram on handle hallmarked to reverse. Tests for silver using Puritest kit. Measures approx. 7.5 inches lon

Large Antique c. 1859 Samuel Trevitt Crosby, Boston Coin Silver Sardine / Fish Serving Fork. Hand Chased, measures 8 3/4". Approximate silver weight 100 grams. Back monogrammed. PROVENANCE: A Private

Antique Coin Silver Serving Spoon in frame, no glass. Marked Pure Coin. Beautiful Etched Pattern. American early 19th c., Measures 9.25 long. In frame 8.25"x14"x1.50". Weight 1 d 4 oz. PROVENANCE: A C

scarce Southern silver server, 13\" long, monogram......Charleston, S.C. coin silver gravy ladle, marked “N. VERNON” for Nathaniel Vernon who Burton in South Carolina Silversmiths shows working in

Seven English and American Coin and Sterling Silver Serving Utensils, Nineteenth Century. Various makers, including a George III fish server, Richard Turner, London, 1812; a pie server, William Ingall

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

Twenty-two Sterling and Coin Silver serving utensils. Twenty-one pieces Sterling Silver including salad servers, cheese cutters, cake servers, meat and fish forks, etc, with one Coin Silver spoon. Eac