Early Pair of Samuel Kirk Coin Silver Sugar Tongs

Pair of coin silver sugar tongs, Samuel Alexander, Philadelphia, PA, circa 1795-1800, having bright-cut bow, tapered and reverse flat arms with full bright-cutting on both sides of arms, ending in ova

Including a pair in a King's pattern, stamped "S. Kirk" and with C date latter for 1824, the underside with chased floral decoration and monogrammed, 9 in. L, 5.35 ozt; and one in a plain fiddle patte

DESCRIPTION: Pair of Philadelphia coin silver sugar tongs. Stamped "Williamson" on both interior sides. Samuel Williamson (1772-1843), Philadelphia, working circa 1794-1813. MEASUREMENTS: 6-1/2" long.

A lot of antique 19th-century cutlery made of sterling and 800 silver by Hessenberg, S. Kirk & Son, MW & Co. A total of including seven forks, two spoons, a pair of sugar tongs, two lemon forks, a cak

Ca. 1828-1846, inscription dates 1842. Early Samuel Kirk mark. Approx. 106 grams. Excellent with no dings, dents or repairs. This spoon was presented as a trophy for the best Ayrshire Cow by the Balti

Including: Juvenile cup, salt and pepper and a pair of napkin rings marked sterling. 6.46 troy ounces. Together with a pair of coin silver sugar tongs marked T. Carson and a baby's bracelet engraved S

Two Pairs of Virginia Coin Silver Sugar Tongsthe smaller with round clam shaped bowl, mark of William B. Cordell, active 1806-1835 in Charlestown (now West Virginia), Leesburg, and Warrenton (5 3/4 in

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

Early American coin silver reverse arm sugar tongs, Piner Mansfield, Smyrna, DE, circa 1810, having bow with simple wrigglework border, flat horizontal-plane arms decorated with trailing wrigglework a

Pair of Nashville, Tennessee coin silver sugar tongs, plain fiddle handles with oval grips, marked on each arm "J * E" (mark attributed to John Elliston, 1809-1823, Nashville, TN). Monogrammed ML or M

Three American Coin Silver Sugar Tongsthe first pair with mark of Hall & Hewson, Albany, New York, circa 1830, with retailer mark of Henry F. Bayeux Troy, New York, with period script monogram (6 1/2

Samuel Kirk coin silver serving spoons, made prior to 1846, likely about 1825. Tilted forward "Fiddleback" pattern marked. S. Kirk and 1.0.15. Monogrammed ME on front and LMS on back. Total weight 111

Together with a three antler carving pieces, six mother of pearl handled knives, a similar fruit knife, a Birks sterling fork, two silver plated forks and a plated sugar tong, and seven sterling handl

Together with a three antler carving pieces, six mother of pearl handled knives, a similar fruit knife, a Birks sterling fork, two silver plated forks and a plated sugar tong, and seven sterling handl

Collection of English and Coin Silver Flatware: Comprising ten Georgian salt spoons, two by William Eley and William Fearns; two ladles; four teaspoons and pair sugar tongs; thirty coin silver teaspoo

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

1- S. Kirk & Son Sterling Silver "Repousse" Ice Tongs. No monograms 6 5/8". 2- American Coin Silver 19th c. Sugar Tongs by Motts NY. Monogrammed 6 1/4". Weight approximately 110 grams. PROVENANCE: A P

AMERICAN COIN SILVER TEASPOONS AND SUGAR TONGS, LOT OF FIVE, comprising a pair of sugar tongs by William Roe of Albany, Kingston, Troy, and New York City, NY (active 1776-1830) having tapered handles

Together with a pair of matching coin silver salt spoons, 2 additional salts, 3 coin silver spoons, and shell-form sugar tongs, 10 pieces total Salts: 3"dia Provenance: By descent, Clinedinst family,

American, 19th century. Selection of ten coin silver tablespoons including a pair with marks of Samuel Kirk & Son, Baltimore, MD, (mark used 1828-1846), pair with marks of Walter Pipkin and J.H. Norto

A New York Coin Silver Sugar Basket and Pair of Sugar Tongsthe silver sugar basket with mark of Eoff & Shepherd and retailed by Ball, Black and Co., both of New York, oval form with gently upswept end

A Pair of Joseph Lownes Coin Silver Tongs, Philadelphia, early 19th century Marks: J Lownes 6-1/8 inches (15.6 cm) 1.6 troy ounces Property from the Eric P. Newman Numismatic Education Society The ton

Pair of late 18th century English sterling silver sugar tongs, by Samuel Godbehere & Edgar Wigan silversmiths, London. Hallmarked and stamped. Made circa 1798. Weighs approx. 1.05 ozt (32.8 grams). Sh

A Grouping of Nine American Coin Silver Serversincluding: a large pair of sugar tongs with shell bowl, mark of George Anson Hoyt, Albany, New York, active 1819-1846 (6 1/2 in.); a large pair of figura