Fine Charleston Coin Silver William Ewan Tea Spoon

1st item: Early small teaspoon, marked W.G in rectangle, attributed to William Gowdy, working Charleston, SC, circa 1757, monogrammed MB. 2nd-3rd items: Two (2) large tablespoons with similar but not

Lot 97 South Carolina Coin Silver, Thomas W. Radcliffe, Columbia, Coin Silver Teaspoon, J.E. Spear, Charleston, Coin Silver Teaspoon, Veal & Glaze Columbia Coin Silver Mustard Spoon and Ladle Thomas

Southern silver spoon decorated with berries & leaves, mongrammed R L D, John Ewan 1823- 1852), length 7 inches

Set of six coin silver tea or citrus spoons, each marked "J.E. SPEAR" (James E. Spear, Charleston, South Carolina, working 1846-1871), downturned tipt back fiddle handles, rounded fins, monogram; 5 1/

NEW YORK COIN SILVER SPOONS, LOT OF 36, comprising four serving spoons and 32 tea spoons, mainly forward-tipped fiddle back examples, including a set of six tea spoons marked for William Wallace Willa

William Gale & Son Coin Silver Spoons Lot Dated 1854 Monogram On A Handle Hallmarked in Reverse of a Handle " WM Gale & Son 1854 " Lot Includes: 1x Sterling Silver Table Spoon 8,25"L 2x Tea Spoons In

Including nine serving spoons, seventeen tea spoons. Various makers and monograms. 835 grams.

(7) Pcs coin silver, 6.86+ TO, c/o pie server engraved 1865, Garrett pierced bowl ladle, (2) JO Mead tea caddy spoons, R&W Wilson tongs, Whitney & Hoyt 6" teaspoon, weighted engraved fish knife (unwei

(4) Coin silver spoons, 2.735 TO, c/o RA Baird 8-5/8" tablespoon, (2) C Beckwith 5-1/2" teaspoons, etched 5-1/2" teaspoon

American, 19th Century, Tea spoon size, monograms, condition and makers vary: Moulton, Palmer and Bachelder, William Smith, Adams, Young, Rob Gray, Sanborn, Littlefield, Bigelow, Brewer, Valentine and

By William Gale and Son, New York, bearing retailer mark of Carrington Thomas & Company Charleston South Carolina. The large spoon having renaissance form and monogrammed “PHF?”. Good condition wi

KENTUCKY COIN SILVER SPOONS, LOT OF FOUR, comprising three serving/table spoons marked for William P. Poindexter, Lexington, KY (active 1818-1859), and a citrus/tea spoon marked for Thomas G. Calvert,

Group of 8 early American coin silver spoons including 6 spoons by D. H. Buell Hartford, CT, a William Rogers Hartford, CT table spoon, and a marked "RM" teaspoon 6"-8.25" 6.5 troy oz.

By William Gale & Son, New York, mid 19th century. Each having monogram at handle and beaded border. Edges are worn from use no repairs or breaks to speak of. L6” 5.7 oz standard Collection of a Sta

Lot of sterling, coin & silver plate flatware, c/o R&W Wilson coin silver spoon (engraved "Neall"), sterling tea caddy spoon, (4) mother of pearl handled fish knives with sterling ferrules, ladle, sil

(6) American coin silver teaspoons by R&W Wilson, (3) by JF Jones, & (6) singles by Rockwell, E Lownes, D Weatherly, N LeHuray, GW Halliwell, WS Morgan, (2) tea caddy spoons by A Henderson, Rudd & Scu

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

A collection of silver items, A collection of silver items, comprising a set of four William IV silver teaspoons by David Phillips, London 1837, a single silver teaspoon by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 19

LOT (11) ASSORTED STERLING AND COIN SILVER SPOONS INCLUDING SALT, TEA AND CONDIMENT. LENGTH 3-5 3/4"; 4.19 OZT

6 Lunt Sterling Silver Five O'Clock Teaspoons in the William & Mary Pattern c. 1920s. Each Teaspoon measures 5 3/4" and none are monogrammed. Sterling Silver weight all 135 grams. First produced in 19

Matched pair of Antique American 19th c. Coin Silver Serving / Rice Spoons in a traditional fiddle pattern. Made by R.&W. Wilson, Philadelphia, circa 1830. Robert and William Wilson operated in Philad

Eight (8) Gorham Sterling Silver Iced Tea Spoons. No monograms. Each 7 5/8". Weight on all 245 grams. Created for Gorham by noted designer William Christmas Codman in 1895, Gorham’s Chantilly patter

By William G. Whilden & Co, Charleston, South Carolina. The piece having a very well-formed body with shell head and the handle with grape custer and the head of Bacas. L6 7/8" 1.3 oz standard

American, mid 19th century, including S. Kirk & Son sandwich tongs (Baltimore, Maryland); three Greg & Hayden serving spoons (Charleston, South Carolina) with pseudo hallmarks; William Carrington must